A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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Amazing!

Congratulatios!

tarmo

2016-12-01 3:01 GMT+03:00 Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com>:

A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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Congratulations. You managed to fit a lot of new stuff into this release. While the rest of us were sharing and drinking beers at the weekend you were obviously very busy at home coding all this! Maybe I'd stayed at home Cabbage 2 would be ready for release 😂

On 1 Dec 2016 7:19 am, "Tarmo Johannes" <tarmo.johannes@otsakool.edu.ee> wrote:

Amazing!

Congratulatios!

tarmo

2016-12-01 3:01 GMT+03:00 Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com>:

A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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Thanks for feedback! I hope that upcoming article in the csound journal can make a good intro to the library for csounders.

Rory, can't wait to try it out :)

though it's often happens that meetings like this with real people is better motivation for doing new stuff

2016-12-01 11:17 GMT+03:00 Rory Walsh <rorywalsh@ear.ie>:

Congratulations. You managed to fit a lot of new stuff into this release. While the rest of us were sharing and drinking beers at the weekend you were obviously very busy at home coding all this! Maybe I'd stayed at home Cabbage 2 would be ready for release 😂

On 1 Dec 2016 7:19 am, "Tarmo Johannes" <tarmo.johannes@otsakool.edu.ee> wrote:

Amazing!

Congratulatios!

tarmo

2016-12-01 3:01 GMT+03:00 Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com>:

A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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Just to add another congratulations, this looks fantastic!  Looking forward to spending time to study the new features.

Thanks!

steven

On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 3:29 AM, Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for feedback! I hope that upcoming article in the csound journal can make a good intro to the library for csounders.

Rory, can't wait to try it out :)

though it's often happens that meetings like this with real people is better motivation for doing new stuff

2016-12-01 11:17 GMT+03:00 Rory Walsh <rorywalsh@ear.ie>:

Congratulations. You managed to fit a lot of new stuff into this release. While the rest of us were sharing and drinking beers at the weekend you were obviously very busy at home coding all this! Maybe I'd stayed at home Cabbage 2 would be ready for release 😂

On 1 Dec 2016 7:19 am, "Tarmo Johannes" <tarmo.johannes@otsakool.edu.ee> wrote:

Amazing!

Congratulatios!

tarmo

2016-12-01 3:01 GMT+03:00 Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com>:

A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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Thanks for feedback Steven!

2016-12-01 17:06 GMT+03:00 Steven Yi <stevenyi@gmail.com>:

Just to add another congratulations, this looks fantastic!  Looking forward to spending time to study the new features.

Thanks!

steven

On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 3:29 AM, Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for feedback! I hope that upcoming article in the csound journal can make a good intro to the library for csounders.

Rory, can't wait to try it out :)

though it's often happens that meetings like this with real people is better motivation for doing new stuff

2016-12-01 11:17 GMT+03:00 Rory Walsh <rorywalsh@ear.ie>:

Congratulations. You managed to fit a lot of new stuff into this release. While the rest of us were sharing and drinking beers at the weekend you were obviously very busy at home coding all this! Maybe I'd stayed at home Cabbage 2 would be ready for release 😂

On 1 Dec 2016 7:19 am, "Tarmo Johannes" <tarmo.johannes@otsakool.edu.ee> wrote:

Amazing!

Congratulatios!

tarmo

2016-12-01 3:01 GMT+03:00 Anton Kholomiov <anton.kholomiov@gmail.com>:

A bit late but here is my input to the party.

The new version of the Haskell library csound-expression is out!
Here is the announce from the github page:

The 5.1 is out! Let’s warm up our hearts with new bright ideas in this Cold winter! New features:

csound-expression

• New data type for Patches! This change is incompatible but it brings better support for playing patches live! The polyphonic and monophonic patches are united with single data-type so we can play them with the same functions. Also now we can create layered patches to play several patches at the same time and also we can split the keyboard on sections to play different patches on different sections. It’s useful feature available in many modern synthesizers. But here we can include any number of layers! and we can mix mono and poly instruments together!

  See the guide on patches to read the details.

• Hard and soft sync. Lots of functions added for hard and soft sync. Check out the module Csound.Air.Wave.Sync.

• Morpheus is here. New cool granular synthesizer is included. It’s based on partikkel opcode.
  The aim is to simplify the work-flow with partikkel opcode. The API is experimental right now and might change. 
  See the module Csound.Air.Granular.Morpheus for details.

• Rewrite for filters. Filters get new names that suppose the audio-quality of the filter. Also many filters were redesigned to unify the parameters (order of arguments and ranges). Check out the module Csound.Air.Filter.

• Many great filters were added thanks to the work of Steven Yi. Now we can use

  • zero-delay filters: zlp, zhp, zbp, zladder, zdf2, zdf4.

  • diode ladder filter (famous acid sound of TB-303): diode, linDiode

  • Korg 35 filters: korg_lp, linKorg_lp, korg_hp

    New classical analog-like filters:

  • Chebyshev type I and II low pass filters: lpCheb1, lpCheb2 (also there are high-pass versions)

  • new butterworth filters: clp

  Named filters with specific character suggested with a name: plastic, wobble, trumpy, harsh.

• Transforming the audio with impulse responses now is super easy. Check out the new functions monoIR, stereoIR
  from the module Csound.Air.Fx. With those functions we can easily add complicated and beautiful reverbs from natural environments or classical reverberation units. There are plenty IR resources you can find out on the WEB. Also it adds the cool zconv function for zero convolution delay kindly provided by Victor Lazzarini.

• Cabbage support. Adds full support for building cabbage interfaces. Checkout the module Csound.Cabbage.
  We can create vst-plugins with it! Still needs help for testing. We can check out the tutorial on how to build cabbage interfaces
  with csound-expression library: Cabbage guide. Needs help for testing though.

• Useful aliases for classic reverbs with single dry-wet ratio as a parameter: room, chamber, hall, cave.
  We can use it like this: dac $ hall 0.25 mySynt instead of dec $ mixAt 0.25 largeHall2 mySynt.

• Raw waveforms for analogue-like oscillators: rawSaw, rawTri, rawSqr non-band limited based
  on table lookup. Can be useful for LFOs or more light-weight versions of oscillators than saw, tri or sqr.

• mul’ new scaling function. Scaling with side-effects. Can be useful to scale with random envelope.

• Adds table read and write opcodes. Adds opcodes tablewa, tablew, readTab, readTable, readTable3, readTablei.
  See the module Csound.Tab for details.

• Convenient aliases for reading from audio-files to tables. New names wavLeft, wavRight, mp3Left, mp3Right to read
  audio by channels. Also we can read both channels with functions wavs and mp3s.

• Support for up to 8 outputs. More instances for RenderCsd were added. Now we can play back up to 8 signals at the same time!

• Useful option to suppress the event printing on the screen. By default the Csound prints out every message on the screen (with time stamps and amplitudes).
  Now we have useful function noTrace to suppress those messages. Just write dacBy noTrace $ mySigs to stop them.

• Adds More option setters for RT-audio engines. New option setters: setAlsa, setMme, setCoreAudio.
  Also it fixes the name of the RT-engine for OSX.

csound-sampler

• Adds randomized patterns with which we can skip the beats in the fixed pattern by given probability: rndPat and rndPat'.

Links:

github: https://github.com/spell-music/csound-expression
hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression

See the guide on github on how to install and use. If you have ghc and cabal installed you can install the new version library with the lines in the terminal:

> cabal update

> cabal install csound-catalog

Cheers!

Anton

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