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Re: cson on BE os?

Date1998-07-13 13:42
FromJim Stevenson
SubjectRe: cson on BE os?
Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

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As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Thanks.




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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Thanks.




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You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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Thanks.




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is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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Thanks.




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It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
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Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
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Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

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-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
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would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

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> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

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I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
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It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
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-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
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The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
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Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
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Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

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        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.





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Does anyone know of attempts to run csound under the Be os?

It is supposed to be compatable with linux, and support parallel processors.

If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.

Thanks.




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Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.



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Hi,
As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
would be the most desirable features.

It could be a very simple window:
-select from a list of orchestras
-select comtrol rate
-select buffer size
-adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
-use preview/do to hear/perform the operation

The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
and score length depending on the audio file.

Anyone have any additions or comments?
Scotty Vercoe
XTCsound Applications Consultant
Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
Support: Csound.support@analog.com
Website: http://www.analog.com/



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Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?

I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant, which
I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be used
for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la DirectSound,
as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no question of
its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
V.Basic, etc?

I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit and
32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.

A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept orchestras and
scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...



Richard Dobson

Vercoe, Scotty wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> As we plan on giving XTCsound ActiveX controls, I thought I'd see what
> would be the most desirable features.
> 
> It could be a very simple window:
> -select from a list of orchestras
> -select comtrol rate
> -select buffer size
> -adjust from one to 10 (?) parameters
> -use preview/do to hear/perform the operation
> 
> The control would have to automatically change the orchestra's sr/nchnls
> and score length depending on the audio file.
> 
> Anyone have any additions or comments?
> Scotty Vercoe
> XTCsound Applications Consultant
> Analog Devices Software & Systems Technology Division
> Tel: (781) 461-3569       FAX: (781) 461-4291
> Support: Csound.support@analog.com
> Website: http://www.analog.com/


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>Interesting! What sort of ActiveX control?


I have written such a control. It is a complete ActiveX control that
functions in the context of a Web page, more or less reliably inside various
ActiveX container applications, and as the guts of a new standalone
launcher.

>I'm not sure how reliably this would work, unless XTCsound is re-entrant,
which
>I get the impresssion it isn't, yet. Or are you assuming it will only be
used
>for off-line work? If it is accepting real-time streamed audio a la
DirectSound,
>as one would expect from an audio ActiveX control, there must be no
question of
>its 'score' ever finishing. Is this mainly to be able to access Csound from
>V.Basic, etc?

Right now it runs XTCsound, that is hcsound, and goes through the whole load
and link cycle, using the 32 bit driver API. However the orc and sco are set
up for XTCsound, that is what happens when you click on the "Play" button or
call the Play method. In other words, it can either serve as a background
driver for playing a MIDI controller, or run an orc and sco as a batch as
with regular Csound.

One objective certainly is to run XTCSound (or Csound for that matter) from
Visual Basic, Visual C++, or other COM client programs.

>
>I think it would need to accept all likely audio formats, ie 8-bit, 16bit
and
>32bit floats, and be able to render the audio directly, using the card
>(especially valuable for multi-channel formats), or pass it on (eg to
>ActiveMovie controls). It will also need to offer a bypass facility.


There is no ActiveMovie support at this time. The control supports all the
current hcsound command options and file formats.

>A scriptable Csound ActiveX control could offer a full Csound programming
>interface to V Basic (and Java, presumably)  - so it would accept
orchestras and
>scores created therein, insertable score statements, and so on...


Yes, it does this. You can programmatically create orcs and scos and
programmatically run them.



Date1998-07-13 15:00
FromJens Kilian
SubjectRe: cson on BE os?
Jim,
I've built an earlier version of Csound for the PowerPC release of BeOS.
You can find it on my home page, source and patches included.  The URL
is http://www.bawue.de/~jjk/archive/.

If you have trouble getting it, I can send it by e-mail.

Hope this helps,

        Jens.