Ciao to all,
another little simple question: I make an audio file, then I would use
diskgrain on this file, BUT I want make all in a single csd. I had try fout
for write a file (instr 1), and then i read this file with diskgrain (instr
2), and it works. But: I need to start instr 2 after the same time duration
of the audio file ?
Can I use other way for produce an audio file and how many time occour for
this process ?
Hope i'm sufficiently clear.

Always thanks,
"perfect beginner", fran
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You can use Python to do whatever you want. You can use the subprocess
module to start and manage external processes, run Csound multiple
times, generate scores, etc. In addition you can start and stop and
control Csound using the Csound API.

Hope this helps,
Mike

On 6/17/09, francibal  wrote:
>
> Ciao to all,
> another little simple question: I make an audio file, then I would use
> diskgrain on this file, BUT I want make all in a single csd. I had try fout
> for write a file (instr 1), and then i read this file with diskgrain (instr
> 2), and it works. But: I need to start instr 2 after the same time duration
> of the audio file ?
> Can I use other way for produce an audio file and how many time occour for
> this process ?
> Hope i'm sufficiently clear.
>
> Always thanks,
> "perfect beginner", fran
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Yes. I think not only granule but I would have a continuos process, and i
think that ftable is the right way. Yes, python is a great idea, and i use
it, but i'm not so able yet... Anyway i will try both the way.

Many thanks for Yours always interesting helps.
Every day somethings more.

Ciao,

fran
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