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the csound object that setChannel wants to access. Unless there is a means of sharing
the objects/memory, that would not work.
For separate processes, generally it's either OSC, or using Csound as a server, or even
building a Csound server like Steven did in his Python project.
On 2 Dec 2013, at 22:32, zappfinger wrote:
> Actually I mean: from another process. Maybe the Python multiprocessing
> module could be used?
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