Hi, first off, thanks to everyone who responded to the musical inputs 
method, it was definitely an enlightening discussion. Proving how flexible 
CSound is once again. Related to that discussion, I was poking around in the 
csound bin folder, and... low and behold... scot.exe! This seems to be the 
original scot score translator, that i thought was depricated, several 
*years* ago now? If it is, and after some quick tests, it does seem to be a 
working program. However, I se no scot manual... at all in the modern csound 
distro. Is there a place for old cSound manuals, preferably in html format 
where the scot manual could be found? I remember it being still usable, and 
documented in cSound 4.10, I think it was. but if anyone has any pointers, 
I'd apreciate it.

Second, how would you implement the typical multiTap, panning delay found in 
techno/dance/pop music? At a little bit of a lost as to which delay 
opcode(s) I need.

tia,
Arthur.



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Re: SCOT, I found this with Google:

http://www.cara.gsu.edu/courses/Csound_Users_Seminar/csound/3.46/CsScot.html

As for multitap delays, there is a multitap opcode:

http://csounds.com/manual/html/multitap.html

However this opcode mixes all of the delayed signals into a single
output signal.  For independent panning, you could use a delayr/delayw
pair and use one of the deltap opcodes to tap in at various times.
You'll have control then of what todo with the delayed signals.  The
example in:

http://csounds.com/manual/html/delayw.html

shows an example with two taps, one panned left and the other panned right.

Good luck!
steven



On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Arthur Pirika  wrote:
> Hi, first off, thanks to everyone who responded to the musical inputs
> method, it was definitely an enlightening discussion. Proving how flexible
> CSound is once again. Related to that discussion, I was poking around in the
> csound bin folder, and... low and behold... scot.exe! This seems to be the
> original scot score translator, that i thought was depricated, several
> *years* ago now? If it is, and after some quick tests, it does seem to be a
> working program. However, I se no scot manual... at all in the modern csound
> distro. Is there a place for old cSound manuals, preferably in html format
> where the scot manual could be found? I remember it being still usable, and
> documented in cSound 4.10, I think it was. but if anyone has any pointers,
> I'd apreciate it.
>
> Second, how would you implement the typical multiTap, panning delay found in
> techno/dance/pop music? At a little bit of a lost as to which delay
> opcode(s) I need.
>
> tia,
> Arthur.
>
>
>
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iain has written the chapter in the floss manual about it:
http://en.flossmanuals.net/csound/ch034_d-delay-and-feedback/
this is very instructive and offers many examples.

	joachim


Am 11.07.2011 22:16, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Re: SCOT, I found this with Google:
> 
> http://www.cara.gsu.edu/courses/Csound_Users_Seminar/csound/3.46/CsScot.html
> 
> As for multitap delays, there is a multitap opcode:
> 
> http://csounds.com/manual/html/multitap.html
> 
> However this opcode mixes all of the delayed signals into a single
> output signal.  For independent panning, you could use a delayr/delayw
> pair and use one of the deltap opcodes to tap in at various times.
> You'll have control then of what todo with the delayed signals.  The
> example in:
> 
> http://csounds.com/manual/html/delayw.html
> 
> shows an example with two taps, one panned left and the other panned right.
> 
> Good luck!
> steven
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Arthur Pirika  wrote:
>> Hi, first off, thanks to everyone who responded to the musical inputs
>> method, it was definitely an enlightening discussion. Proving how flexible
>> CSound is once again. Related to that discussion, I was poking around in the
>> csound bin folder, and... low and behold... scot.exe! This seems to be the
>> original scot score translator, that i thought was depricated, several
>> *years* ago now? If it is, and after some quick tests, it does seem to be a
>> working program. However, I se no scot manual... at all in the modern csound
>> distro. Is there a place for old cSound manuals, preferably in html format
>> where the scot manual could be found? I remember it being still usable, and
>> documented in cSound 4.10, I think it was. but if anyone has any pointers,
>> I'd apreciate it.
>>
>> Second, how would you implement the typical multiTap, panning delay found in
>> techno/dance/pop music? At a little bit of a lost as to which delay
>> opcode(s) I need.
>>
>> tia,
>> Arthur.
>>
>>
>>
>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
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>>
> 
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