Hi Peiman,

I don't know too much about Max5 and csound~, but is there a way to
run this on Windows?

Thanks!
steven

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Peiman Khosravi
 wrote:
> Hello again,
> I've just updated the file (should be at the same ulr in about 5 mins). Lots
> of bug fixes (to do with writing sound-files to disk) and a GUI redesign!
> Best
> Peiman
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 08:58, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
> Looks good. The Csoundlib.framework is required, is it not?
> Well done. I'll recommend to my students.
> Regards
> Victor
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 01:03, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>
> Dear All,
> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS X only).
> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the feedback.
> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting and rare
> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
> successful I have been I don't know :-)
> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some more
> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt Ingalls'
> shift UDO in one of the modules.
> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI in max5.
> To run the application just download and double click. No extra programs are
> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box and
> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you want to
> use it!
> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which includes
> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a little tweak
> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on tiger (as
> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are on tiger
> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a tiger
> version.
> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are very
> welcomed.
> Many Thanks
> Peiman
> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>
>


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Ahh yes. They both support windows. The only issue is that I've built  
the program on os x. It should be build from source on windows. There  
are two issues that need to be addressed: the nun-real-time write to  
disk which is currently using tcsh script and should I guess be DOS in  
windows and some of the keyboard short-cuts that are platform  
specific. If I could find somebody to convert the tcsh scripts to DOS  
which I know nothing about then it would be a trivial task to build it  
for windows.

Of course the source is included with the applications so if you have  
max5 then it should open.

Thanks for the interest!

Best

Peiman

On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:04, Steven Yi wrote:

> Hi Peiman,
>
> I don't know too much about Max5 and csound~, but is there a way to
> run this on Windows?
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>  wrote:
>> Hello again,
>> I've just updated the file (should be at the same ulr in about 5  
>> mins). Lots
>> of bug fixes (to do with writing sound-files to disk) and a GUI  
>> redesign!
>> Best
>> Peiman
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 08:58, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>
>> Looks good. The Csoundlib.framework is required, is it not?
>> Well done. I'll recommend to my students.
>> Regards
>> Victor
>>
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 01:03, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>
>> Dear All,
>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS  
>> X only).
>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>> feedback.
>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting  
>> and rare
>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>> more
>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt  
>> Ingalls'
>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>> in max5.
>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>> programs are
>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box  
>> and
>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>> want to
>> use it!
>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which  
>> includes
>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>> little tweak
>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>> tiger (as
>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are  
>> on tiger
>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>> tiger
>> version.
>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are  
>> very
>> welcomed.
>> Many Thanks
>> Peiman
>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>
>>
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Thanks for the info!  I don't own Max5 however. :P  I did receive a
max project once that could be run with the free Max Runtime.  Do you
think this is a possibility? I think the person that sent me the
project was on OSX but I was able to run it on windows.

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Peiman Khosravi
 wrote:
> Ahh yes. They both support windows. The only issue is that I've built the
> program on os x. It should be build from source on windows. There are two
> issues that need to be addressed: the nun-real-time write to disk which is
> currently using tcsh script and should I guess be DOS in windows and some of
> the keyboard short-cuts that are platform specific. If I could find somebody
> to convert the tcsh scripts to DOS which I know nothing about then it would
> be a trivial task to build it for windows.
>
> Of course the source is included with the applications so if you have max5
> then it should open.
>
> Thanks for the interest!
>
> Best
>
> Peiman
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:04, Steven Yi wrote:
>
>> Hi Peiman,
>>
>> I don't know too much about Max5 and csound~, but is there a way to
>> run this on Windows?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>>  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello again,
>>> I've just updated the file (should be at the same ulr in about 5 mins).
>>> Lots
>>> of bug fixes (to do with writing sound-files to disk) and a GUI redesign!
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 08:58, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>>
>>> Looks good. The Csoundlib.framework is required, is it not?
>>> Well done. I'll recommend to my students.
>>> Regards
>>> Victor
>>>
>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 01:03, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear All,
>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS X
>>> only).
>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the feedback.
>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting and
>>> rare
>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some more
>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt
>>> Ingalls'
>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI in
>>> max5.
>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra programs
>>> are
>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box and
>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you want to
>>> use it!
>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which
>>> includes
>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a little
>>> tweak
>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on tiger (as
>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are on
>>> tiger
>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a tiger
>>> version.
>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are very
>>> welcomed.
>>> Many Thanks
>>> Peiman
>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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Hi,

Yes it is possible to open with the runtime. But I don't think the  
program will functions as there are lots of dependancies which I'm not  
sure how to install on windows. I have a windows machine so I will  
spend  few days trying to get it to work and build it there. Or  
alternatively I can test the patches with the max runtime on windows  
and let you know if it works.

Best

Peiman

On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:12, Steven Yi wrote:

> Thanks for the info!  I don't own Max5 however. :P  I did receive a
> max project once that could be run with the free Max Runtime.  Do you
> think this is a possibility? I think the person that sent me the
> project was on OSX but I was able to run it on windows.
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>  wrote:
>> Ahh yes. They both support windows. The only issue is that I've  
>> built the
>> program on os x. It should be build from source on windows. There  
>> are two
>> issues that need to be addressed: the nun-real-time write to disk  
>> which is
>> currently using tcsh script and should I guess be DOS in windows  
>> and some of
>> the keyboard short-cuts that are platform specific. If I could find  
>> somebody
>> to convert the tcsh scripts to DOS which I know nothing about then  
>> it would
>> be a trivial task to build it for windows.
>>
>> Of course the source is included with the applications so if you  
>> have max5
>> then it should open.
>>
>> Thanks for the interest!
>>
>> Best
>>
>> Peiman
>>
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:04, Steven Yi wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Peiman,
>>>
>>> I don't know too much about Max5 and csound~, but is there a way to
>>> run this on Windows?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> steven
>>>
>>> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>>>  wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hello again,
>>>> I've just updated the file (should be at the same ulr in about 5  
>>>> mins).
>>>> Lots
>>>> of bug fixes (to do with writing sound-files to disk) and a GUI  
>>>> redesign!
>>>> Best
>>>> Peiman
>>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 08:58, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Looks good. The Csoundlib.framework is required, is it not?
>>>> Well done. I'll recommend to my students.
>>>> Regards
>>>> Victor
>>>>
>>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 01:03, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Dear All,
>>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application  
>>>> (OS X
>>>> only).
>>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>>> feedback.
>>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>>> interesting and
>>>> rare
>>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different  
>>>> DSP
>>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>>>> more
>>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt
>>>> Ingalls'
>>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>>>> in
>>>> max5.
>>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>>> programs
>>>> are
>>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>>> box and
>>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>>>> want to
>>>> use it!
>>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which
>>>> includes
>>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>>> little
>>>> tweak
>>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>>> tiger (as
>>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>>> are on
>>>> tiger
>>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>>>> tiger
>>>> version.
>>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!)  
>>>> are very
>>>> welcomed.
>>>> Many Thanks
>>>> Peiman
>>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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That would be great and very much appreciated!  Thanks!

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Peiman Khosravi
 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes it is possible to open with the runtime. But I don't think the program
> will functions as there are lots of dependancies which I'm not sure how to
> install on windows. I have a windows machine so I will spend  few days
> trying to get it to work and build it there. Or alternatively I can test the
> patches with the max runtime on windows and let you know if it works.
>
> Best
>
> Peiman
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:12, Steven Yi wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the info!  I don't own Max5 however. :P  I did receive a
>> max project once that could be run with the free Max Runtime.  Do you
>> think this is a possibility? I think the person that sent me the
>> project was on OSX but I was able to run it on windows.
>>
>> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>>  wrote:
>>>
>>> Ahh yes. They both support windows. The only issue is that I've built the
>>> program on os x. It should be build from source on windows. There are two
>>> issues that need to be addressed: the nun-real-time write to disk which
>>> is
>>> currently using tcsh script and should I guess be DOS in windows and some
>>> of
>>> the keyboard short-cuts that are platform specific. If I could find
>>> somebody
>>> to convert the tcsh scripts to DOS which I know nothing about then it
>>> would
>>> be a trivial task to build it for windows.
>>>
>>> Of course the source is included with the applications so if you have
>>> max5
>>> then it should open.
>>>
>>> Thanks for the interest!
>>>
>>> Best
>>>
>>> Peiman
>>>
>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:04, Steven Yi wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Peiman,
>>>>
>>>> I don't know too much about Max5 and csound~, but is there a way to
>>>> run this on Windows?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> steven
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Peiman Khosravi
>>>>  wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hello again,
>>>>> I've just updated the file (should be at the same ulr in about 5 mins).
>>>>> Lots
>>>>> of bug fixes (to do with writing sound-files to disk) and a GUI
>>>>> redesign!
>>>>> Best
>>>>> Peiman
>>>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 08:58, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Looks good. The Csoundlib.framework is required, is it not?
>>>>> Well done. I'll recommend to my students.
>>>>> Regards
>>>>> Victor
>>>>>
>>>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 01:03, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Dear All,
>>>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS X
>>>>> only).
>>>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the feedback.
>>>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting and
>>>>> rare
>>>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>>>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some more
>>>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt
>>>>> Ingalls'
>>>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI in
>>>>> max5.
>>>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra
>>>>> programs
>>>>> are
>>>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box and
>>>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you want
>>>>> to
>>>>> use it!
>>>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which
>>>>> includes
>>>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a little
>>>>> tweak
>>>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on tiger
>>>>> (as
>>>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are on
>>>>> tiger
>>>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a tiger
>>>>> version.
>>>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are very
>>>>> welcomed.
>>>>> Many Thanks
>>>>> Peiman
>>>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it rather
than just runs jobs all day.

I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and the
button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.

There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a window,
the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in the
graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and I'm
not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it out,
I'll post it.

That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.

Best,
Jake
-- 
The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/

On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
 wrote:
> Dear All,
> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS X only).
> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the feedback.
> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting and rare
> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
> successful I have been I don't know :-)
> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some more
> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt Ingalls'
> shift UDO in one of the modules.
> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI in max5.
> To run the application just download and double click. No extra programs are
> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box and
> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you want to
> use it!
> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which includes
> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a little tweak
> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on tiger (as
> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are on tiger
> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a tiger
> version.
> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are very
> welcomed.
> Many Thanks
> Peiman
> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip


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Hi Jacob,

Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is causing  
these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I will fixe  
them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so that it is not  
cropped and the other issue is because I am using transparent windows  
and must have forgotten to resize some of the windows (so that it is  
bigger than it should be).

It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.

Best

Peiman

On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:

> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it rather
> than just runs jobs all day.
>
> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and the
> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>
> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a window,
> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in the
> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and I'm
> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it out,
> I'll post it.
>
> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>
> Best,
> Jake
> -- 
> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>
> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>  wrote:
>> Dear All,
>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS  
>> X only).
>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>> feedback.
>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of interesting  
>> and rare
>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>> more
>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt  
>> Ingalls'
>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>> in max5.
>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>> programs are
>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the box  
>> and
>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>> want to
>> use it!
>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which  
>> includes
>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>> little tweak
>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>> tiger (as
>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you are  
>> on tiger
>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>> tiger
>> version.
>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are  
>> very
>> welcomed.
>> Many Thanks
>> Peiman
>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>
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Quick curiosity question: of the processes, which ones are csound- 
based and which ones are not?
Victor
On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:02, Peiman Khosravi wrote:

> Hi Jacob,
>
> Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is causing  
> these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I will fixe  
> them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so that it is not  
> cropped and the other issue is because I am using transparent  
> windows and must have forgotten to resize some of the windows (so  
> that it is bigger than it should be).
>
> It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.
>
> Best
>
> Peiman
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>
>> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
>> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it  
>> rather
>> than just runs jobs all day.
>>
>> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and the
>> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>>
>> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a  
>> window,
>> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
>> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
>> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in the
>> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and I'm
>> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it out,
>> I'll post it.
>>
>> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>>
>> Best,
>> Jake
>> -- 
>> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>>
>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>>  wrote:
>>> Dear All,
>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS  
>>> X only).
>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>> feedback.
>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>> interesting and rare
>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>>> more
>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt  
>>> Ingalls'
>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>>> in max5.
>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>> programs are
>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>> box and
>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>>> want to
>>> use it!
>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which  
>>> includes
>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>> little tweak
>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>> tiger (as
>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>> are on tiger
>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>>> tiger
>>> version.
>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are  
>>> very
>>> welcomed.
>>> Many Thanks
>>> Peiman
>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
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Only Brassage is not csound-based, but I would like to do a csound- 
based version soon. And the Batch Rename is just a tcsh script.

Best

Peiman

On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:08, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> Quick curiosity question: of the processes, which ones are csound- 
> based and which ones are not?
> Victor
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:02, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>
>> Hi Jacob,
>>
>> Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is causing  
>> these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I will fixe  
>> them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so that it is not  
>> cropped and the other issue is because I am using transparent  
>> windows and must have forgotten to resize some of the windows (so  
>> that it is bigger than it should be).
>>
>> It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.
>>
>> Best
>>
>> Peiman
>>
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>>
>>> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
>>> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it  
>>> rather
>>> than just runs jobs all day.
>>>
>>> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and the
>>> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>>>
>>> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a  
>>> window,
>>> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
>>> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
>>> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in  
>>> the
>>> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and  
>>> I'm
>>> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it  
>>> out,
>>> I'll post it.
>>>
>>> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>>>
>>> Best,
>>> Jake
>>> -- 
>>> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>>>
>>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>>>  wrote:
>>>> Dear All,
>>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application  
>>>> (OS X only).
>>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>>> feedback.
>>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>>> interesting and rare
>>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different  
>>>> DSP
>>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>>>> more
>>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used  
>>>> Matt Ingalls'
>>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>>>> in max5.
>>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>>> programs are
>>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>>> box and
>>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>>>> want to
>>>> use it!
>>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which  
>>>> includes
>>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>>> little tweak
>>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>>> tiger (as
>>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>>> are on tiger
>>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>>>> tiger
>>>> version.
>>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!)  
>>>> are very
>>>> welcomed.
>>>> Many Thanks
>>>> Peiman
>>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>
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yes, I was interested on knowing about that one. I guess you could do  
a 'spectral brassage' using
pvsbuffer. Anyway, well done; the effects work very well with the  
interface.

Victor


On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:17, Peiman Khosravi wrote:

> Only Brassage is not csound-based, but I would like to do a csound- 
> based version soon. And the Batch Rename is just a tcsh script.
>
> Best
>
> Peiman
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:08, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
>> Quick curiosity question: of the processes, which ones are csound- 
>> based and which ones are not?
>> Victor
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:02, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Jacob,
>>>
>>> Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is causing  
>>> these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I will  
>>> fixe them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so that it  
>>> is not cropped and the other issue is because I am using  
>>> transparent windows and must have forgotten to resize some of the  
>>> windows (so that it is bigger than it should be).
>>>
>>> It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.
>>>
>>> Best
>>>
>>> Peiman
>>>
>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>>>
>>>> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
>>>> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it  
>>>> rather
>>>> than just runs jobs all day.
>>>>
>>>> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and  
>>>> the
>>>> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>>>>
>>>> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a  
>>>> window,
>>>> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
>>>> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
>>>> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in  
>>>> the
>>>> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and  
>>>> I'm
>>>> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it  
>>>> out,
>>>> I'll post it.
>>>>
>>>> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>>>>
>>>> Best,
>>>> Jake
>>>> -- 
>>>> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>>>>
>>>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>>>>  wrote:
>>>>> Dear All,
>>>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application  
>>>>> (OS X only).
>>>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>>>> feedback.
>>>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>>>> interesting and rare
>>>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options.  
>>>>> How
>>>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different  
>>>>> DSP
>>>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task.  
>>>>> Some more
>>>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used  
>>>>> Matt Ingalls'
>>>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the  
>>>>> GUI in max5.
>>>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>>>> programs are
>>>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>>>> box and
>>>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make  
>>>>> you want to
>>>>> use it!
>>>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard  
>>>>> (which includes
>>>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>>>> little tweak
>>>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>>>> tiger (as
>>>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>>>> are on tiger
>>>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up  
>>>>> a tiger
>>>>> version.
>>>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!)  
>>>>> are very
>>>>> welcomed.
>>>>> Many Thanks
>>>>> Peiman
>>>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>>
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Yes also I was thinking of syncgrain I am sure it will work better  
than the msp implementation :-)

Thanks very much.

Peiman

On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:22, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> yes, I was interested on knowing about that one. I guess you could  
> do a 'spectral brassage' using
> pvsbuffer. Anyway, well done; the effects work very well with the  
> interface.
>
> Victor
>
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:17, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>
>> Only Brassage is not csound-based, but I would like to do a csound- 
>> based version soon. And the Batch Rename is just a tcsh script.
>>
>> Best
>>
>> Peiman
>>
>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:08, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>
>>> Quick curiosity question: of the processes, which ones are csound- 
>>> based and which ones are not?
>>> Victor
>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 17:02, Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Jacob,
>>>>
>>>> Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is  
>>>> causing these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I  
>>>> will fixe them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so  
>>>> that it is not cropped and the other issue is because I am using  
>>>> transparent windows and must have forgotten to resize some of the  
>>>> windows (so that it is bigger than it should be).
>>>>
>>>> It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.
>>>>
>>>> Best
>>>>
>>>> Peiman
>>>>
>>>> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds  
>>>>> me
>>>>> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it  
>>>>> rather
>>>>> than just runs jobs all day.
>>>>>
>>>>> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and  
>>>>> the
>>>>> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>>>>>
>>>>> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a  
>>>>> window,
>>>>> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and  
>>>>> brings
>>>>> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
>>>>> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also  
>>>>> in the
>>>>> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent,  
>>>>> and I'm
>>>>> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it  
>>>>> out,
>>>>> I'll post it.
>>>>>
>>>>> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>>>>>
>>>>> Best,
>>>>> Jake
>>>>> -- 
>>>>> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>>>>>
>>>>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>>>>>  wrote:
>>>>>> Dear All,
>>>>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application  
>>>>>> (OS X only).
>>>>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>>>>> feedback.
>>>>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>>>>> interesting and rare
>>>>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options.  
>>>>>> How
>>>>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>>>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles  
>>>>>> different DSP
>>>>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task.  
>>>>>> Some more
>>>>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used  
>>>>>> Matt Ingalls'
>>>>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>>>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the  
>>>>>> GUI in max5.
>>>>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>>>>> programs are
>>>>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>>>>> box and
>>>>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make  
>>>>>> you want to
>>>>>> use it!
>>>>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard  
>>>>>> (which includes
>>>>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>>>>> little tweak
>>>>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>>>>> tiger (as
>>>>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>>>>> are on tiger
>>>>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up  
>>>>>> a tiger
>>>>>> version.
>>>>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!)  
>>>>>> are very
>>>>>> welcomed.
>>>>>> Many Thanks
>>>>>> Peiman
>>>>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
>>>>>
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Hi Peiman,
When I load say the FFT tool, the ON/OFF button reads "OFF" which  
assumes I need to click it to turn it off, doesn't it? I think it is  
more intuitive to click on a button to do the action written on it,  
not the reverse. Default should read ON perhaps?

D.

On 18/12/2009, at 4:02 AM, Peiman Khosravi wrote:

> Hi Jacob,
>
> Thanks very much for trying it out. I know exactly what is causing  
> these bugs, thanks for the report as I had missed them. I will fixe  
> them tomorrow :-) I need to make the menu smaller so that it is not  
> cropped and the other issue is because I am using transparent  
> windows and must have forgotten to resize some of the windows (so  
> that it is bigger than it should be).
>
> It will be an easy fix. Will post the updates here.
>
> Best
>
> Peiman
>
> On 17 Dec 2009, at 16:56, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>
>> I have to say, this thing is pretty damn impressive.  It reminds me
>> much of Tom Erbe's soundhack, except that I get to play with it  
>> rather
>> than just runs jobs all day.
>>
>> I have come across a few issues. My screen size is 1280x800, and the
>> button 'Batch Rename' is cropped in the middle of 'Rename'.
>>
>> There's this strange bug where if I click on certain area of a  
>> window,
>> the mouse registers that I clicked on the app behind it, and brings
>> that app into focus. I've experienced this trying to click on the
>> pulldown list box in the top left corner of Brassage, and also in the
>> graph of the Spectral Warper. These issues aren't consistent, and I'm
>> not sure how to necessarily recreate the problem. If I figure it out,
>> I'll post it.
>>
>> That said, this tool could easily become a big deal.
>>
>> Best,
>> Jake
>> -- 
>> The Csound Blog - http://csound.noisepages.com/
>>
>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Peiman Khosravi
>>  wrote:
>>> Dear All,
>>> Please feel free to try out my latest csound-based application (OS  
>>> X only).
>>> I am very close to an official release so can do with all the  
>>> feedback.
>>> The idea for the application is to have a collection of  
>>> interesting and rare
>>> DSP programs all in one, competing with the commercial options. How
>>> successful I have been I don't know :-)
>>> This comes in the form of one application that bundles different DSP
>>> modules, each performing a different (mostly spectral) task. Some  
>>> more
>>> unusual than others, including a spectral warper. I also used Matt  
>>> Ingalls'
>>> shift UDO in one of the modules.
>>> For most part I used the amazing pvs opcodes and designed the GUI  
>>> in max5.
>>> To run the application just download and double click. No extra  
>>> programs are
>>> needed (including max or max runtime). It should run out of the  
>>> box and
>>> hopefully the GUI is self explanatory and sexy enough to make you  
>>> want to
>>> use it!
>>> The only requirement is the latest csound for OS X Leopard (which  
>>> includes
>>> csound64). I know that this works on tiger too but there is a  
>>> little tweak
>>> that needs to be done to get it to record the output to disk on  
>>> tiger (as
>>> the tiger csound installer doesn't include csound64). So if you  
>>> are on tiger
>>> and interested in using it please let me know and I will put up a  
>>> tiger
>>> version.
>>> Any comments, questions (there is no documentation yet so...!) are  
>>> very
>>> welcomed.
>>> Many Thanks
>>> Peiman
>>> http://idisk.mac.com/peimankh/Public/DspTools.zip
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That would be great, Peiman!  I would love to play with your program, 
but I am sadly Mac-less.

- Dave

Peiman Khosravi wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Yes. I will work on a windows version this week.
> 
> Thanks for the interest.
> 
> Peiman

and some of us are without Windows or Macs

> That would be great, Peiman!  I would love to play with your program,
> but I am sadly Mac-less.
>
> - Dave
>
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Yes. I will work on a windows version this week.
>>
>> Thanks for the interest.
>>
>> Peiman
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Hi,

Yes I did initially consider PD. But as far as GUI making is concerned  
PD is far less flexible, besides I don't really know it that well.  
Unfortunately the max runtime only works under windows and mac :-( I  
even thought about Java but that's way beyond me.

Best

Peiman

On 18 Dec 2009, at 13:53, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:

> and some of us are without Windows or Macs
>
>> That would be great, Peiman!  I would love to play with your program,
>> but I am sadly Mac-less.
>>
>> - Dave
>>
>> Peiman Khosravi wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Yes. I will work on a windows version this week.
>>>
>>> Thanks for the interest.
>>>
>>> Peiman
>>
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