| Joe Bernert wrote:
>
> Hello all! I have a couple of questions I'd like to bounce off the list if
> you don't mind :)
>
> First:
> It seems to me that I remember a post a while back about a Csound book that
> was to be published sometime soon.
> Has this book been finished yet? If so, could someone please give me the
> info necessary to purchase it?
Richard Boulanger is editing the book which should be out by the summer at MIT
Press
> I have found a few web links to tutorials on Csound. (ie... how to create
> csound instruments) They have, however, seemed to dissapear and become no
> longer active. Anyone have links to web sites that have such information??
> It would be greatly appreaciated since a csound "bonehead" like me needs
> alot of hand-holding in order to create instruments. >:)
ftp://ftp.musique.umontreal.ca/pub/mirrors/dream/documentation
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Maybe some of you don't know this yet and might be interested. Steven
travis Pope is porting his old MODE software to Squeak Smalltalk. The
advantage now is that you don't need to buy a commercial smalltalk in
order to run it.
Follows the original message.
Cheers,
Ruggero.
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Subject: Siren 1.31 Beta
Release--ftp://ftp.create.ucsb.edu/pub/Smalltalk/Music/Siren
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Hello all,
The beta-test release of the Siren 1.31 package is now available from
ftp://ftp.create.ucsb.edu/pub/Smalltalk/Music/Siren. Other sites may be
mirroring this in the near future. (What happened to the UIUC Squeak ftp
archive, anyway?) This is a pre-release for those wanting to test the
MIDI
output and learn the Smoke language while we port the GUI applications
over
to Morphic (for which we're looking for collaborators!).
Introduction
============
The Siren system is a general-purpose music description and composition
system; it is a re-implementation of the "Musical Object Development
Environment" (MODE), the software component of the "Interim DynaPiano"
project. Siren is a collection of Squeak Smalltalk class libraries for
building musical applications; it is known to work on Squeak version
1.31
running on an Apple PowerPC-based Macintosh computer with support for
the
Opcode MIDI System (OMS) drivers and CD-quality stereo audio I/O. (I
develop
on a G3 PowerBook with 64 MB of RAM running MacOS 8.1 and OMS 2.3.3.)
There are several elements to Siren:
-- the Smoke music representation language
(music magnitudes, events, event lists, generators, functions,
and sounds);
-- voices, schedulers and I/O drivers
(real-time and file-based voices, sound and MIDI I/O);
-- user interface components for musical applications
(UI tools and widgets); and
-- several built-in applications
(editors and browsers for Smoke objects).
Where's More Documentation?
Various versions and components of Siren's predecessors (The HyperScore
ToolKit and the MODE) are documented in the book "The Well-Tempered
Object:
Musical Applications of Object-Oriented Software Technology" (S. T.
Pope,
ed. MIT Press, 1991), in papers in the Proceedings of the 1986, 1987,
1989,
1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, and 1997 International Computer Music
Conferences
(ICMCs), in an article on the "Interim DynaPiano" in "Computer Music
Journal" 16:3, Fall, 1992 (heartily recommended--it's also on the web),
in
the book "Musical Signal Processing" (C. Roads, S. T. Pope, G. DePoli,
and A.
Piccialli, eds. Swets & Zeitlinger, 1997), and in several documents on
the
Web page http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~stp/publ.html. There are more MODE-
and
Smoke-related documents (including several of the above references) in
the
directory ftp://ftp.create.ucsb.edu/pub/Smalltalk/Music/Doc.
The Siren virtual image also includes an "outline" text for a brief
introduction to, and self-paced demo of, the system. New users are
encouraged
to read and experiment with the Siren outline (the text contents of
which are
also included on the FTP site).
What's There?
=============
In this release, I've included a complete pre-built Siren/Mac VI/VM. In
the
future, I plan to provide this solution (for those who don't want to
have to
build it from scratch), and also complete file-ins and incremental
changes
relative to the first full release of Siren.
The directory contents are,
README -- RTFM File (Not the same as this letter--read it).
Siren1.31Image.sit.hqx -- The image, changes file, PowerPC VM, and test
data.
(It expects you to put a Squeak sources file [not included]
in the same directory before running it.)
Siren1.31OMSStuff.sit.hqx -- The Opcode MIDI System (OMS) driver,
utilities,
and developer libraries.
Siren1.31STSrc.sit.hqx -- The Smalltalk file-in sources & build scripts.
Siren1.31VMSrc.sit.hqx -- The VM & MIDI primitive sources. Note that the
project file is for CodeWarrior V11 (thanks to John
McIntosh).
SirenOutline.t -- The on-line doc and self-guided demo outline contents
SqueakOutline.t -- The Squeak intro outline contents.
If you already have the OMS MIDI driver, you really only need the
virtual
image files. If you don't have OMS, then grab the OMS Stuff archive file
as
well. If you want to re-build the VM, get the VM sources. To file Siren
into
your own image, get the Smalltalk sources. Please read the README files
in
each of these archives for more directions.
RTFM
====
Please read the on-line documentation. There is an "outline browser" in
the
top project of the virtual image with an extensive self-guided tour of
what
works in the current Siren release. User suggestions are solicited as to
what
should be included here
For more documentation, see http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~stp/publs.html
and
follow the "MODE" links, or look at the files in the ftp directory
ftp://ftp.create.ucsb.edu/pub/Smalltalk/Music/Doc.
Notes
=====
Siren uses the AndreasRaab/SamAdams MS-Windows look; it still has a few
rough edges (particularly with the Transcript and window label
refreshing).
The Siren VM included with the release comes up "full screen" on a
Mac--that
is, I hacked the MacWindow source to make a full-screen window with the
origin
just above and to the left of the normal menu bar position.
Because of a bug I haven't solved yet, you cannot run a jitter-based VM
that uses the OMS primitives. (To make a jitter VM, just edit the 4
"Interpreter..." files in the ST Source folder to file them in to the
class
DynamicInterpreter, then generate the translator file.) You can call the
MIDI
open/close/test functions fine, but it crashes in the first GC after you
try
to play a MIDI command--just as if I was stepping on someone elses
memory in
the output primitive, but I can't see where I'm doing this...
I'm not certain what the best forum for discussing Siren is, For the
near-term future, I'll be reading the squeak mailing list (mail to
squeak-request@cs.uiuc.edu to join). The list's archive can be read at
http://squeak.cs.uiuc.edu/mail/squeak/. In the future, I might set up a
mailing list for Siren-specific discussions, or use a Swiki or a
HyperNews web
site. (Suggestions?)
Coming Soon
===========
--Working MIDI input (I'm real close...)
--(Hopefully) Ports of the MIDI primitives to other platforms (any
takers?)
--Working AIFF and SND file reading/playing
--Complete double-dispatching and mixed-mode arithmetic for music
magnitudes
--Exception-handling integrated with schedulers and DSP code
--Morphic score & sound editors
--Examples of using functions and event list processing
--Incorporate Hitoshi Katta's and Craig Latta's enhancements to the
MODE.
--Ports of a ParserGenerator (TGen?) and Rule-based shell (NeOpus? HAT?)
--Gemstone database access for sound/score storage
--Loads of bug fixes
Enjoy--comments, suggestions, and *changeSets* welcomed!
stp
_ Stephen Travis Pope
_ Center for Research in Electronic Art Technology (CREATE)
_ Department of Music, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
_ stp@create.ucsb.edu, http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~stp/
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Where can we find the .wav files referred to in the Release notes for CSound
3.47, such as marmstk1.wav and britestk.wav, which are tables of strike
impulses for some of the physically modeled instruments?
Thanks,
Brandon Nelson
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I have made a simple program that reads analyse files from pvanal and=20
converts them into a bitmap for editing in a paint program.
I have used it for spectral bluring ( for bell-like sounds or something) =
and warping ( for stupid effects ;-) ).
To make interesting effect you need a good bitmap paint program, like =
Photoshop,Corel Photopaint or=20
maybe Paint Shop Pro.
If someone is interested I can mail it to you, or maybe better, if =
someone have a ftp-server to put it on=20
(because I don't have).
The program runs only on Windows 95 and Windows NT though.
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I have made a simple program that =
reads analyse=20
files from pvanal and
converts them =
into a bitmap=20
for editing in a paint program.
I have used it for spectral bluring ( for bell-like =
sounds or=20
something) and warping ( for stupid effects ;-) ).
To make interesting effect you need a good bitmap =
paint=20
program, like Photoshop,Corel Photopaint or
maybe Paint Shop Pro.
If someone is interested I can mail it to you, or =
maybe=20
better, if someone have a ftp-server to put it on
(because I don't have).
The program runs only on Windows 95 =
and Windows=20
NT though.
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Hello,
I am quite interested in that programme. Indeed, I am more and more interested
in general harmony (of nature and mind...) and its "general relativity". I am
currently having a look at the link between visual arts and music.
Is your programme can also translate with inverse FFT (from image to sound)?
Is there the inverse transformy than PVANAL?
A French guy (sorry) called Vincent Lesbros at the GAIV (Paris VIII) built a
similar programme. The problem is that it only did the inverse FFT.
I would really enjoy having a look at your programme.
Yours,
Olivier.
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>A French guy (sorry) called Vincent Lesbros at the GAIV (Paris VIII)
phonograme [68k] altzo p!kt 2 m!d! grat!z
metasynth [ppc] kommerc!aL
soundhack [68+ppc] 68k. grat!z ppc. shareware
mac!ntosh (sorry)
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To: csound@maths.ex.ac.uk, Joe Bernert
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Subject: Re: Csound Book????
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The Csound front page has ftp directories containing sample score and
orchestra files from many musicians. These are not "tutorials" in that they
don't have external documentation, but they do contain some of the best
sounding instruments. Run them and listen to them, and then look at the ones
that sound good to you. Then start adapting them to your own music.
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Bernert
To: csound@noether.ex.ac.uk
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1998 6:21 AM
Subject: Csound Book????
>Hello all! I have a couple of questions I'd like to bounce off the list if
>you don't mind :)
>
>First:
>It seems to me that I remember a post a while back about a Csound book that
>was to be published sometime soon.
>Has this book been finished yet? If so, could someone please give me the
>info necessary to purchase it?
>
>Second:
>I have found a few web links to tutorials on Csound. (ie... how to create
>csound instruments) They have, however, seemed to dissapear and become no
>longer active. Anyone have links to web sites that have such information??
> It would be greatly appreaciated since a csound "bonehead" like me needs
>alot of hand-holding in order to create instruments. >:)
>
>thanks in advance!!
>
>Joe
>
>
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From: Michael Gogins
To: Roger Klaveness , csound
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Presumably, your program than translate the bitmap back into sound?
This is a fairly valuable facility. If you are willing to share the =
source code, it would be very useful for me and others to have it. If =
you are not willing to share the code, but want to make a little money =
(probably more symbolic than anything else), you might consider making =
your program able to run as a command-line utility so that people like =
me and a few others would be able to incorporate it into our automated =
composing systems.
I wrote a program myself that translates bitmaps to adsyn files, but not =
one that goes the other way.
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From: Roger Klaveness
To: csound
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1998 10:47 AM
Subject: Edit phasevocode-files
I have made a simple program that reads analyse files from pvanal and=20
converts them into a bitmap for editing in a paint program.
I have used it for spectral bluring ( for bell-like sounds or =
something) and warping ( for stupid effects ;-) ).
To make interesting effect you need a good bitmap paint program, =
like Photoshop,Corel Photopaint or=20
maybe Paint Shop Pro.
If someone is interested I can mail it to you, or maybe better, if =
someone have a ftp-server to put it on=20
(because I don't have).
=20
The program runs only on Windows 95 and Windows NT though.
=
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Presumably, your program than =
translate the=20
bitmap back into sound?
This is a fairly valuable facility. If you are =
willing to=20
share the source code, it would be very useful for me and others to have =
it. If=20
you are not willing to share the code, but want to make a little money =
(probably=20
more symbolic than anything else), you might consider making your =
program able=20
to run as a command-line utility so that people like me and a few others =
would=20
be able to incorporate it into our automated composing =
systems.
I wrote a program myself that translates bitmaps to =
adsyn=20
files, but not one that goes the other way.
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From: Roger Klaveness <roger@apas.no>
To: csound =
<csound@noether.ex.ac.uk>Date:=20
Tuesday, March 24, 1998 10:47 AM
Subject: Edit=20
phasevocode-files
I have made a simple program =
that reads=20
analyse files from pvanal and
converts =
them into a=20
bitmap for editing in a paint program.
I have used it for spectral bluring ( for =
bell-like sounds=20
or something) and warping ( for stupid effects ;-) ).
To make interesting effect you need a good =
bitmap paint=20
program, like Photoshop,Corel Photopaint or
maybe Paint Shop Pro.
If someone is interested I can mail it to you, =
or maybe=20
better, if someone have a ftp-server to put it on
(because I don't have).
The program runs only on Windows =
95 and=20
Windows NT though.
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Brandon Nelson wrote:
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> Where can we find the .wav files referred to in the Release notes for CSound
ftp://ftp.maths.bath.ac.uk/pub/dream/documentation/sounds/modelling/
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FYI, there is also a Csound Book from Riccardo Bianchini (WCShell author)
and Alessandro Cipriani. The book title is "Virtual Sound" - Contempo
Edition
The book (in italian) will be available in a couple of weeks, an english
translation is on the way.
See a sample (and more info) at:
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this is the version of winsound i am using:
MIT Csound: 3.477 (Mar 16 1998)
when i compile files, they now come out as read-only. today is the
first day that this has happened. the files i compiled yesterday are
not read-only. the only difference is now i am using different orc/sco
files. i have never had problems with csound generating read-only
files before. it doesnt really bother me. now i have another step to
take care of before compiling another file with the same name. i have
just never known an exe file to randomly change its code for no apparant
reason.
thought id let you guys know
pete
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Hello again,
There is no direct link with CSound but I am looking for an English or French
translation of the Keppler's *Harmonices Mundi*. I cannot find it in the UK.
Does someone know how I could get it?
Thank You and have all a good day !!!!
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I've had the same problem. Funny thing is that if you restart your
machine it'll work normally again for a while.
Mark
>This is the version of winsound i am using:
>MIT Csound: 3.477 (Mar 16 1998)
>
>when i compile files, they now come out as read-only. today is the
>first day that this has happened. the files i compiled yesterday
>are
>not read-only. the only difference is now i am using different
>orc/sco
>files. i have never had problems with csound generating read-only
>files before. it doesnt really bother me. now i have another step
>to
>take care of before compiling another file with the same name. i
>have
>just never known an exe file to randomly change its code for no
>apparant
>reason.
>
>thought id let you guys know
>pete
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Hello,
>>>A French guy (sorry) called Vincent Lesbros at the GAIV (Paris VIII) built
a similar programme. The problem is that it only did the inverse FFT.
<<< There seems to be more programs that operate in the frequency-plane for
Machintosh, but I don't have one.
>>> Vincent Lesbros has done a PC version but it is only the lite version of
the mac one. I do not think it is worth to try the PC version.
Bye bye.
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