[Csnd] The state of the csound parser (post conference)

Date	2012-07-27 14:59
From	Anthony Palomba
Subject	[Csnd] The state of the csound parser (post conference)
	Hey Csounders, Now that some time has passed since the csound conference, I wanted to get an idea as to where we are in the master plan of csound development. I know one of the ideas that was discussed at the conference was developing a parser that would allow us to build an instrument's signal change in real-time. I was wondering what the state of the csound parser is. Specifically I am looking forward to being able to create instruments on the fly via python. Is there a status update on the state of things? Thanks, Anthony

Date	2012-07-27 20:34
From	zappfinger
Subject	[Csnd] Re: The state of the csound parser (post conference)
	Hello Anthony, It is relatively easy to integrate Python with Csound. I am working on a program that lets you create Csound instruments from Python. (and a lot more..) E.g., the following is what I call a one line synth: xBeginInstr('pipe', 2) outs(fltRes(mul(osc('pipe.wav', adsr(), ibas = 20.60),.1),add(400,mul('p5',.4)),600), vol=[.2,.3]) # a typical OLS (One Line Synth) ... xEndInstr() an osc ( in this case with a wave file as source ), with an envelope goes through a Resonant filter and is given a stereo location Richard -- View this message in context: http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/The-state-of-the-csound-parser-post-conference-tp5714446p5714452.html Sent from the Csound - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.