Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback
Date | 2017-02-10 08:00 |
From | David Akbari |
Subject | Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback |
Hello all, I have been messing around with concurrent audio playback, and I made a little .CSD. Now this by itself is not unusual, but for some reason I decided to stream the development process. This can possibly double as a video manual for how this works. Send me your tweets and hate mail. Call the fashion police, and so on. The system is not complete yet, but I figured this could trigger a chuckle. Originally this was a commission for someone looking to cut costs on a wedding by not hiring a DJ. Their hardware options were quite limited, so I am now improving the system, and figured I would share. For the simple application of just running wedding music tracks into each other, this works fine. I realize this is quite a niche, but let me know if this type of stream content is something that has value to the community. I would be down to stream more hair brained hi-jinx if there's an appetite for more Csound related video content. Cheers, David https://www.twitch.tv/videos/121017003 |
Date | 2017-02-10 08:41 |
From | Rory Walsh |
Subject | Re: Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback |
Keep em coming David! I always find these thing interesting to watch. Beats Netflix! On 10 Feb 2017 08:10, "David Akbari" <dakbari@gmail.com> wrote: Hello all, |
Date | 2017-02-10 08:53 |
From | "Dr. Richard Boulanger" |
Subject | Re: Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback |
David,
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Thanks for sharing. A very cool instrument. Great to see and hear you in the video. I agree with Rory.... Keep them coming! Love it. Looking forward to sharing with the class next week. Hope you are well and doing well. Get in touch and let's catch up. Dr.B. On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 3:00 AM, David Akbari <dakbari@gmail.com> wrote: Hello all, |
Date | 2017-02-10 09:17 |
From | "Dr. Richard Boulanger" |
Subject | Re: Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback |
You are right David...
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It is very challenging to line up the tempi. But a lot of fun! I am using a VMeter as my speed-slider. -dB |
Date | 2017-02-10 17:58 |
From | David Akbari |
Subject | Re: Csound Video Stream: 2-channel Concurrent/Asynchronous Audio Playback |
Thanks gents! It is great to know there is a venue for this type of shared experience. I have never thought to document the development process, it's really quite eye-opening to go back and examine the thought process. I am trying to improve the development process, and documented introspection can be a tool to accomplish this. Cognitive optimization regarding design and development as distinct processes, and borrowing concepts from my day job in medical device development. Of course with some eccentricity mixed in; this cannot be helped. Part 2 - Demonstrating Pitch Modulation and Design Verification wrap-up https://www.twitch.tv/videos/121089671 Audio demo with pitch modulation and comments on design output / verification. It's great to see you guys are still around! I have been quietly using Csound for years, but more and more people are asking me to show the same things over and over. Why not use the Twitch creative format as a platform to share and document the experience. Future developments to stream, because they must be explained in detail: * Unscented Kalman filter implementation using new array structures and linear algebra opcodes for envelope manipulation (time domain) as well as f-sig stencil manipulation (freq domain) for music composition. * Demonstrating the 16-channel multi-band compression mastering approach used for this band's recording done on commission (I work for hamburgers). http://confusedbrothers.com/music/ ( Tracks using Csound for multi-channel quality control / mastering: "Use Me Up," "Skin and Sheets," "Hill City," and "Partying in the Streets" ) * OSC, Pd, and Tcl/Tk integration for display of otherwise 'invisible' parameters; parallel and distinct Audio and Video processing as a premise. * Showing my backwards and probably wrong approach to composing original music using Blue and Cabbage that somehow results in finished products somewhere between cacophony and silence. Provided you are crazy, stubborn, and patient enough this could be enjoyable to you! Cheers, David On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 2:53 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger |