| Re:
http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-books/csound/frontpage.html
provides a wonderful look at the new csound book (slated for Sept 1999
release) but where did all the links, FAQ and other csound frontpage stuff
go? or am i confusing the new csound frontpage url?
tolve
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a couple have written privately to save me embarassment with respect to my
failure to select a screen resolution (the request is *clearly* displayed
at upper left) on csound frontpage. i'll broadcast it anyway.
have never run into a request displayed on a page that was in itself a
window to a functioning site -have usually encountered a clear prerequisite
for entrance to main site. though the site is quite wonderful, the book
pages informative, and i suppose MIT is paying the bills, my guess is that
unless the layout is modified, thousands will follow in my (lacking) mouse
clicks. simply monitoring hits for a couple of weeks should prove or
disprove. though i have now soiled such a potential study with this tip-off.
here again is the url.
http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-books/csound/frontpage.html
i *do* appreciate MIT's contribution.
tolve
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Hi,
I see that pitchbend works at last in Winsound 3.511 !!!!!! These are
great news for me certainly, Ive been wayting that fix for a long time...
congratulations to the development team for such an achievement ;-)
Josep M Comajuncosas
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>
> I have just placed code and sources for version 3.511 onto the
> server. This is a collection of small but significant bug fixes.
> More on pitchbend
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Hi,
I see that pitchbend works at last in Winsound 3.511 !!!!!! These are
great news for me certainly, I=B4ve been wayting that fix for a long time=
...
congratulations to the development team for such an achievement ;-)
Josep M Comajuncosas
jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> Message written at 1 Feb 1999 07:20:25 +0000
>
> I have just placed code and sources for version 3.511 onto the
> server. This is a collection of small but significant bug fixes.
> More on pitchbend
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Hi,
I=B4d like to know if there is any way to get the duration of a MIDI even=
t
from a MIDI file from Csound itself (without MIDI2Csound...) to be used
as a p3 field in the orchestra. Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
I have a version of nested all pass filters working but it only allows
i-rate parameters and no initial delay. If I make the parameters k-rate the
cannot be optional as far as I know.
aout nestedap asig, imode, idelay1, igain1 [, idelay2, igain2, idelay3,
igain3]
If I do it k-rate it would be something like:
aout nestedap asig, kdelay1, kgain1, kdelay2, kgain2, kdelay3, kgain3,
kpredelay, imode, imaxdelay
It seems like a lot of paramters to include all the time and it may take a
while to get going. I could go with what I have and write nestedapk1,
nestedapk2, nestedapk3 later. Any suggestions?
Bye,
Hans Mikelson
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I made a change a few months ago to allow for k-rate optional arguments. I
think I passed this along to John F. but I don't remember if I did. John,
did I?
Richard Karpen
On Thu, 4 Feb 1999, Hans Mikelson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a version of nested all pass filters working but it only allows
> i-rate parameters and no initial delay. If I make the parameters k-rate the
> cannot be optional as far as I know.
>
> aout nestedap asig, imode, idelay1, igain1 [, idelay2, igain2, idelay3,
> igain3]
>
> If I do it k-rate it would be something like:
>
> aout nestedap asig, kdelay1, kgain1, kdelay2, kgain2, kdelay3, kgain3,
> kpredelay, imode, imaxdelay
>
> It seems like a lot of paramters to include all the time and it may take a
> while to get going. I could go with what I have and write nestedapk1,
> nestedapk2, nestedapk3 later. Any suggestions?
>
> Bye,
> Hans Mikelson
>
>
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>I just checked Winsound 3.50: it runs the bach orc/sco in around 7
>seconds, on my PII 333 (NT4), with message-level = 0. So unless
>something has gone very wrong with 5.111, the fishiness seems to be
>local to your machine. Did you hit the Turbo button, and run with an
>8MHz clock? :-)
It seems to be only Winsound but the sluggishness exists with both v3.50 and
v3.511. I'm running Win95 on this system. Other programs I have tried do
not show such sluggishness as far as I can tell. A virus scan did not turn
up anything. I'll have to try and find some type of tune up utility and see
if I can figure out what's wrong. Anyone else having problems?
Bye,
Hans Mikelson
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> I'm a csound novice. I am trying to use pvanal and lpanal for the first
> time (on PPC version) and "perf" (the csound engine) continues to
> terminate aft er the analysis starts in both utitlities. I have
> included the debug output if you want to look at it. The soundfile is a
> two channel aiff file of a violin chord (although I realize you can only
> analyze 1 channel at a time). I have also now attempted analyzing other
> samples, including sound files from the tutorials, and I am having the
> same problems. What sort of things would cause these problems--the
> examples I was looking at were very basic and didn't suggest that I
> needed to do anything special to get these programs to work. If
> anyone can tell what's wrong, please let me know.
PVANAL Debug:
Csound Version 3.494 (Jan 12 1999)
util PVANAL:
Hd:Desktop Folder:Documents:Csound:Samples:Itzhak:1st dm chord: AIFF,
441000 stereo samples, baseFrq 261.6 (midi 60), gain 0 db, no looping
audio sr = 44100, stereo, reading channel 1
analyzing 112896 sample frames (2.6 secs)
256 infrsize, 64 infrInc
1762 output frames estimated
pvanal error: cannot create output file
Usage: pvanal [-n] [-w | -h] [-g | -G]
[-v | -V txtfile] inputSoundfile outputFFTfile
FATAL ERROR: terminated perf.
LPANAL Debug:
Csound Version 3.494 (Jan 12 1999)
util LPANAL:
Reading sound from Hd:Desktop Folder:Documents:Csound:Samples:Itzhak:1st
dm chord, writing lpfile to Hd:Desktop
Folder:Documents:Csound:Analyses:1st dm chord lpc analysis
poles=34 hopsize=200 begin= 0.0 duration= 2.6
lpheader comment:
pch track range: 40.0 - 2000.0 Hz
Using pole storage method
Hd:Desktop Folder:Documents:Csound:Samples:Itzhak:1st dm chord: AIFF,
441000 stereo samples, baseFrq 261.6 (midi 60), gain 0 db, no looping
audio sr = 44100, stereo, reading channel 1
analyzing 112896 sample frames (2.6 secs)
displays suppressed
1 4.0482 180.6198 0.0005 126.6495
2 3.9809 171.7748 0.0005 131.5365
3 3.9335 182.3178 0.0005 300.1466
4 4.3481 168.5952 0.0007 126.0627
5 4.3248 165.1880 0.0007 130.3672
6 4.1133 168.1751 0.0006 126.7047
[similar lines 7 through 554 omitted.]
555 48.8559 908.7750 0.0029 441.5818
556 45.4724 856.7306 0.0028 432.5786
557 45.0735 774.8779 0.0034 438.0193
558 39.0534 710.4831 0.0030 434.2286
559 29.0192 635.5322 0.0021 431.1595
560 42.6790 530.0263 0.0065 438.6337
561 34.7915 322.5636 0.0116 433.5921
gauss: ill-conditioned
FATAL ERROR: terminated perf.
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I'm a novice. I am trying to use pvanal and lpanal for the first time
and "erf" continues to terminate. I have included the debug output for
you to look at. The sound file is a two channel aiff file of a violin
chord. What sort of things would cause these problems--the examples I
was looking at were very basic and didn't suggest that I needed to do
anything special to get these programs to work. (Re: the pvanal abort
message, I did have the default "analysis" folder set.) I have also
just now downloaded 3.51 and I got the same errors. Please let me know
what you think.
BTW thanks for all of your outstanding work on the PPC version. -David
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Any new opcode is welcome, but I think a nested allpass filter is not enough
generic, I think the basic idea os a delay line inside another delay line ,
something which is not possible with the current deltap/delayw implementation,
would be more interesting as a general tool. I suggested something like a tapw
opcode some months ago, to inject audio signals inside a delay line, this could
do the job, or maybe making the delayw opcode linked to a particular delayr
unit, something like
atemp1 delayr itime1;main delay line
(...)
atemp2 delay itime2;inner delay line
(...)
delayw (...),atemp2 ; write (...) into atemp2 - if atemp1 is not present it
should work as the existing delayw unit
delayw (...),atemp1 ; write (...) into atemp1
Hans Mikelson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a version of nested all pass filters working but it only allows
> i-rate parameters and no initial delay. If I make the parameters k-rate the
> cannot be optional as far as I know.
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Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 11:04:29 +0100
From: Josep M Comajuncosas
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Subject: Analysis/Resynthesis in the orc file
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Hi,
I thought R. Karpen was trying to recode the usual pvoc, adsyn , convolve & lpc
stuff to allow them to be called from the orchestra file itself, thus skipping the
need to prepare this material prior to compilation. Any news regarding this?
Thanks in advance!
Josep M Comajuncosas
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