This edition looks super! So many interesting articles.

Thanks to you, Jim and the authors.

Victor
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Subject: [Csnd] Csound Journal - Issue 9


> Jim and I are proud to announce that issue 9 of the Csound Journal is
> now available online at:
>
> http://www.csounds.com/journal
>
> We'd like to thank the article authors for all of their hard work and
> contributions to another great issue of the Journal!
>
> Thanks all and enjoy!
> steven
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Agreed this looks slamming! Good to see Christopher Ariza getting amongst it.
Downloading now...

But Summer? it was 0 degrees here last night - probably even colder in David
W's backyard... ; )

I'm just getting back to rehashing my csound code after a bit of a break.
made about half an hours worth of music over last 6 weeks - dload on mp3
from my website ( www.phasetransitions.net ) if you want to hear it. (Don't
ask me what's up with the mouseovers) 

only a smattering of csound but it's in there (evolving upper partial
textures, some pvoc & the odd stochastic spray)

all python "generated" compositions at their core - in terms of throwing up
some pitch classes & doing some basic operations on them anyway...

this is kind of a mission statement - hoping to now consolidate some of my
csound code ideas & to place more sonic emphasis thereupon going forward....
but great to actually make some music again for a change, & i think & hope
some of you may like it...

Im creating a bridge between some of my nuttier Python ideas & laying out
basic MIDI in cubase using the mf2t.exe & t2mf.exe applications on windows -
Oeyvind pointed them out to me a while back, & i really recommend them to
anyone looking to do algorithmic massaging on their sequence data using MIDI
/ python / csound & wanting to convert things to & fro as a basic
methodology (which i've adopted for the mo)

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/mf2t/download.shtml

probably old hat to a lot of you, but it really opened up a lot of doors for
me so i recommend now to anyone who hasnt heard of them & who's on
windows...


Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> 
> This edition looks super! So many interesting articles.
> 
> Thanks to you, Jim and the authors.
> 
> Victor
> 
> 


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Thanks Steven - your encouragement to my code & my music has always been
welcomed, & thanks for your part in continuing the journal.

I'm not sure my tracks constitute "official csound music" however - so as
long as there is some csound component up it goes on the feed? What if
someone ends up wrestling with csound for years because they liked my
absynth & garritan sounds! ; )

I've been thinking a little bit about trying blue again - any chance that
the "breakpoint lanes" could handle transseg as well as straight lines /
trajectories at any stage? not crucial, but would be another selling point
to me personally....


Steven Yi wrote:
> 
> Hi Tim,
> 
> Just wanted to mention, it'd be great to get your music on the
> csounds.com podcast, at least for me, as I subscribe to the RSS feed
> and listen to all the new pieces that get published there.
> 
> Thanks and enjoyed what I had a chance to listen to so far!
> steven
> 
> 
> 


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