I was trying to use the cvanal utility  by typing -U cvanal  
experiment.aif experiment.con   in the  "advanced commandline options" box
in the options sub menu but when I push play it produces an error 
cvanalexperiment.aifexperiment.com isn't a utility.  How do I make sure
that the spaces stay in there or is there some better way to use the
utility?

David

I believe that you can open your soundfile in MacCsound using the File ->
Open menu item.  Then there should be a pop-up menu in the soundfile window
that allows you to choose different utilities.

Anthony Kozar
anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net



idmeyers@ncsu.edu wrote on 3/3/06 12:04 AM:

> I was trying to use the cvanal utility  by typing -U cvanal
> experiment.aif experiment.con   in the  "advanced commandline options" box
> in the options sub menu but when I push play it produces an error
> cvanalexperiment.aifexperiment.com isn't a utility.  How do I make sure
> that the spaces stay in there or is there some better way to use the
> utility?
> 
> David

For some reason, the sound file cannot be to deep inside of folders  
when using the utilities in MacCsound.  I have forgotten the exact  
limit, but the utilities work if you place your sound file on the  
desktop or somewhere like ~/Music/Csound .  Matt told me what the  
limit was at one point.
Mitfch



On Mar 3, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Anthony Kozar wrote:

> I believe that you can open your soundfile in MacCsound using the  
> File ->
> Open menu item.  Then there should be a pop-up menu in the  
> soundfile window
> that allows you to choose different utilities.
>
> Anthony Kozar
> anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net
>
>
>
> idmeyers@ncsu.edu wrote on 3/3/06 12:04 AM:
>
>> I was trying to use the cvanal utility  by typing -U cvanal
>> experiment.aif experiment.con   in the  "advanced commandline  
>> options" box
>> in the options sub menu but when I push play it produces an error
>> cvanalexperiment.aifexperiment.com isn't a utility.  How do I make  
>> sure
>> that the spaces stay in there or is there some better way to use the
>> utility?
>>
>> David
>
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Sorry about the repost.. Thanx
David

> For some reason, the sound file cannot be to deep inside of folders
> when using the utilities in MacCsound.  I have forgotten the exact
> limit, but the utilities work if you place your sound file on the
> desktop or somewhere like ~/Music/Csound .  Matt told me what the
> limit was at one point.
> Mitfch
>
>
>
> On Mar 3, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Anthony Kozar wrote:
>
>> I believe that you can open your soundfile in MacCsound using the
>> File ->
>> Open menu item.  Then there should be a pop-up menu in the
>> soundfile window
>> that allows you to choose different utilities.
>>
>> Anthony Kozar
>> anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net
>>
>>
>>
>> idmeyers@ncsu.edu wrote on 3/3/06 12:04 AM:
>>
>>> I was trying to use the cvanal utility  by typing -U cvanal
>>> experiment.aif experiment.con   in the  "advanced commandline
>>> options" box
>>> in the options sub menu but when I push play it produces an error
>>> cvanalexperiment.aifexperiment.com isn't a utility.  How do I make
>>> sure
>>> that the spaces stay in there or is there some better way to use the
>>> utility?
>>>
>>> David
>>
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