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[Csnd] Editing .csoundrc on Linux

Date2010-01-19 03:35
FromEmerson Aagaard
Subject[Csnd] Editing .csoundrc on Linux
Hello all,

I've recently switched to (from windows) Ubuntu, and have been entirely happy with it.
However, I do not understand how to edit (or where to find) the .csoundrc file?

If this is too vague of a query, my apologies, and thanks in advance,
Emerson

Date2010-01-19 08:19
FromRene Djack
Subject[Csnd] Re: Editing .csoundrc on Linux
Hi,

Welcome to Linux world.

In Linux, .file is hidden file, so in your File browser select menu View / Show Hidden Files.

Y can use Search for Files .csoundrc

.csoudrc contains options for csound like command flags, it is best to put flags in the <Options> tag in csd file.

Best
René




2010/1/19 Emerson Aagaard <emerson.aagaard@gmail.com>
Hello all,

I've recently switched to (from windows) Ubuntu, and have been entirely happy with it.
However, I do not understand how to edit (or where to find) the .csoundrc file?

If this is too vague of a query, my apologies, and thanks in advance,
Emerson


Date2010-01-19 09:10
FromAndres Cabrera
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Editing .csoundrc on Linux
Hi,

Also, be aware that you may not have a .csoundrc, as I think in linux
it is not created by default. Just make a file called .csoundrc in
your home directory (if you want a global configuration), or in the
directory of your csd file, as Csound will look there first.

Cheers,
Andrés

On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Rene Djack  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Welcome to Linux world.
>
> In Linux, .file is hidden file, so in your File browser select menu View /
> Show Hidden Files.
>
> Y can use Search for Files .csoundrc
>
> .csoudrc contains options for csound like command flags, it is best to put
> flags in the  tag in csd file.
>
> Best
> René
>
>
>
>
> 2010/1/19 Emerson Aagaard 
>>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I've recently switched to (from windows) Ubuntu, and have been entirely
>> happy with it.
>> However, I do not understand how to edit (or where to find) the .csoundrc
>> file?
>>
>> If this is too vague of a query, my apologies, and thanks in advance,
>> Emerson
>



-- 


Andrés


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Date2010-01-19 09:32
FromVictor Lazzarini
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Editing .csoundrc on Linux
I did the same here on OSX and still can't see any problems.

Victor
On 19 Jan 2010, at 09:10, Andres Cabrera wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Also, be aware that you may not have a .csoundrc, as I think in linux
> it is not created by default. Just make a file called .csoundrc in
> your home directory (if you want a global configuration), or in the
> directory of your csd file, as Csound will look there first.
>
> Cheers,
> Andrés
>
> On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Rene Djack   
> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Welcome to Linux world.
>>
>> In Linux, .file is hidden file, so in your File browser select menu  
>> View /
>> Show Hidden Files.
>>
>> Y can use Search for Files .csoundrc
>>
>> .csoudrc contains options for csound like command flags, it is best  
>> to put
>> flags in the  tag in csd file.
>>
>> Best
>> René
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 2010/1/19 Emerson Aagaard 
>>>
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I've recently switched to (from windows) Ubuntu, and have been  
>>> entirely
>>> happy with it.
>>> However, I do not understand how to edit (or where to find)  
>>> the .csoundrc
>>> file?
>>>
>>> If this is too vague of a query, my apologies, and thanks in  
>>> advance,
>>> Emerson
>>
>
>
>
> -- 
>
>
> Andrés
>
>
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Date2010-01-19 16:46
FromEmerson Aagaard
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Editing .csoundrc on Linux
Thanks alot, guys

I've got that working, now, but for some reason I can't get Alsa working with Csound.

I use the command line flag (in either the .csoundrc file or the command-line) "-+rtaudio=alsa -odac:hw:1,0" and I get the a fatal error saying "Unable to set requested sample format on soundcard". I *swear* that I was able to use Alsa just last night in this same way! There's nothing odd about the .csd (just a test tone to output a sine-wave), and the sr = 44100.

Emerson

Date2010-01-19 18:02
FromRene Djack
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Editing .csoundrc on Linux
Hi,

For audio on alsa and no midi i use:
       -fdhm0 -iadc -odac -b16 -B512 --expression-opt -+rtaudio=alsa -+rtmidi=null
For audio on alsa and midi on alsa i use:
       -fdhm0 -iadc -odac -b16 -B512 --expression-opt -+rtaudio=alsa -+rtmidi=alsa -Mhw:1,0

But i prefer to use jack audio server with qjackctl for audio connection

     -fdhm0 -iadc:system:capture_ -odac:system:playback_ -+rtaudio=jack -b128 -B4096 --expression-opt -+rtmidi=null
or
     -fdhm0 -iadc:system:capture_ -odac:system:playback_ -+rtaudio=jack  -b16 -B4096 --expression-opt -+rtmidi=alsa -Mhw:1,0



Best,
René



2010/1/19 Emerson Aagaard <emerson.aagaard@gmail.com>
Thanks alot, guys

I've got that working, now, but for some reason I can't get Alsa working with Csound.

I use the command line flag (in either the .csoundrc file or the command-line) "-+rtaudio=alsa -odac:hw:1,0" and I get the a fatal error saying "Unable to set requested sample format on soundcard". I *swear* that I was able to use Alsa just last night in this same way! There's nothing odd about the .csd (just a test tone to output a sine-wave), and the sr = 44100.

Emerson