John -

You may be interested in the extensive work I've done with Android Csound 
GUIs:
http://arthunkins.com/Android_Csound_Apps.htm

In particular:
1) My "alternative" Csound app, Csound6c - which allows the user to specify 
anywhere from 0-16 sliders and/or 0-16 buttons. (Otherwise the standard 
Android app look.)

2) My recent (and extensive) HTML5 GUI tutorial for Android Csound6 - a 
followup to the work Michael has done. This (HTML5, JavaScript and CSS) is 
not for the faint of heart, though much material can be cut/pasted into 
other .csd's. It does give you a fairly nice visual and customized 
appearance though. Also, it does autosize to various devices.

Rory's Cabbage for Android is indeed another leading possibility. Its look 
is excellent and a wide range of widgets are available. It is also 
remarkably easy to install and get .csd's playing on Android. (It's a basic 
.csd player with GUI.) The only current drawback is that it's a work in 
progress (with a major resizing problem if you're using tablets).

Art Hunkins
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jpff" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2016 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Csnd] How to schedule and exit


>I have it running with the default 5 slidfers 5 buttons and x-y.  But all
> I need are 3 sliders (or 1 and the trackpad) and 3 buttons.  As the
> eventual aim is for non-csounders a crafted screen would be nice.
>
> The real interest is in a demo of audio stuff to excite preteens, as part
> of "Bath Taps into Science".  This is one possible demo; suggestions for
> other ideas welcome, especially using a phone with interaction.
> ==John
>
>
> On Fri, 12 Feb 2016, Tarmo Johannes wrote:
>
>>
>> Widgets - can you run your csd in thd "official" Android Cound player or 
>> you
>> are buildib youf own app? In the first case, it supports html5 widgets 
>> and
>> javascript. Michel Gogins has written some very nice examples about it. 
>> Also
>> cabbage for Android is another good option.
>> Best!
>> Tarmo
>>
>> 12.02.2016 18:29 kirjutas kuupäeval "jpff" :
>>       No -- what I was missing fir part of this was turnoff opcode. I
>>       am not familiar with much reatime/performance aspects of csound.
>>       The scdkwhen wasd trying to start a new instance of instr1 now
>>       with duration 77 seconds. It certainly used too work a coule of
>>       years ago when I first wrote this experimemt -- just trying to
>>       move it to android.
>>       Actually redesigned version is now running. Next step is yto
>>       work out how to have just the widgets I was.
>>       ==John
>>
>>       On Wed, 10 Feb 2016, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>
>>             Did you mean to send a negative p1 to stop it? You are
>>             not doing it
>>
>>                   On 10 Feb 2016, at 19:48, jpff
>>                    wrote:
>>
>>                   I a sure this is obvious and it used to
>>                   work.....
>>
>>                   I hae an instrument that does stuff, but
>>                   when a k-variable goes over
>>                   a fixed value (70) i want to schedule
>>                   myself immediately from the top,
>>                   and exit the instrument.
>>
>>                   What I have is
>>                   printk 0, ktime
>>                   if (ktime> 70) then
>>                   schedkwhen 1, -1, 1, 1, 0, 77
>>                   endif
>>
>>                   from instr 1. This did not end the
>>                   current instance but it eventually
>>                   died. However I am tracing ktime and also
>>                   print a message at the start
>>                   of the instr, and it happily sails past 70
>>                   until the 130 limit I set
>>                   for p3 and never schedules a new instance.
>>
>>                   What am I doing wrong? Or is there a
>>                   better way? The restart is mainly
>>                   to rewind a pvx file. Setting ktime to
>>                   zero seems to work but seems
>>                   rather a cheat, and I might want to do
>>                   more complex versions
>>
>>
>>                   ==John ffitch
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