> Recently, I started learning Python, and I was interested in the 
> possibility of using Python to algorithmically generate scores for 
> Csound. I recalled to have read something about it, so I googled a bit, 
> and found:
> 
>     * pmask (http://web.tiscali.it/mupuxeddu/csound/)
>        It is a python
>       implementation of Cmask. However, the page was not updated since
>       2000, so I guess that it is an abanoned branch, apparently
>       superseeded by:
>     * omde/pmask (http://pythonsound.sourceforge.net)
>        This one appears to be a more
>       serious attempt of integration between python and csound. However,
>       the current release is marked "beta", and it is from 2001. The
>       documentation is incomplete. Another dead way?
>     * Silence. http://www.csounds.com/gogins/silence/. Updated on May
>       2003, according to the description and screenshots, this is the
>       most promising option. However, when I tried to download it from
>       csounds.com , I got a 404 "Not found" error.
>       Perhaps the files were lost in the last csounds.com
>        updates?
> 
> There are any other important option I'm missing?

Don't know if I'd call it "important", but I also wrote a score 
generating utility in python called Makescore. More an arranging tool. 
You can get it off our site, http://www.xornot.com

Iain
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