The most common reason for a bad sound in Windows is that you need to set the
buffers to a higher number. To do this, open up the Configuration dialog
box. In the Run tab, the top two items should both be checked. In my system,
I have -b set to 2048 and -B to 4096. This works. (You should always use a
power of 2 here.)

I really don't understand why there's no link to QuteCsound on the Front
Ends page of csounds.com. Seems like an omission that would be easy to fix.

--JA


kontrapunktstefan wrote:
> 
> Dear community,
> I wanted to test the file tuning05b.csd , from
> http://www.csounds.com/journal/issue12/TuningExs.zip
> Unfortunately, it didn't work properly with my kubuntu machine.
> I guess, it has to do that I don't have QuteCsound there.
> At http://qutecsound.sourceforge.net/ I've read, that QuteCsound is in the
> official repositorys of ubuntu, but when I type
> apt-cache search qutecsound
> in the terminal, nothing happens.
> When I tried the same file with windows, I could hear something, but in a
> very bad sound quality.
> How could I correct this?
> 
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