Yes, if you mean edit with mouse (only in CsoundAv .04 you can sense 
the mouse action and write a patch to write this action in a function 
table, and save it or immediately use and hear). Very easier: a little 
and useful program is Fgenie, to graphically edit tables and save; I 
not tested if can work also in real time in conjunction with Csound
best wishes
Giovanni Damiani
Palermo

I have audio file. I make pitch-tracking of this file and write result
k-rate signal in bus (zak patch, for example).

Is it possible to graphically edit this k-rate signal in any csound's
front-end?

Is anybody try to use this sequence: audio file -> pitch tracking -> 
editing
of k-rate signal (fixing bugs of pitch tracking) -> use this signal for
control of csound instrument?

Best regards,
Vadim Koupriyanov
Moscow,
Russia

Hi, I'm new to Csound and find it a wonderful program. However I can't 
manage to have GEN01 load a sample sound.aif. Maybe something went 
wrong with my Debian install of CSound. I'm running version4.23f13 on 
Linux 2.6.13.4.

When I use GEN01, Csound messages end up like that:

writing 2048-byte blks of shorts to devaudio
Section 1:
ftable 4:
deferred alloc
Csound tidy up: Segmentation fault.

I also can't use the soundin opcode but diskin works well.

Could anyone help me to fix this ?

Thanks,

Emmanuel