| Hi! Wouldn't it be nice to have a value-converter that delivers the closest
prime-number to the given input?
ip = prime(2300)
ip = 2297
// Pipe
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Amongst the problems are
1) I can only think of a slow algorithm
2) Csound arguments are floating point, and so you could ask for primes
beyond the precision of the question
On teh other hand.... one could cheat.
==J
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> Amongst the problems are
> 1) I can only think of a slow algorithm
Me to, but for I-time it wouldn't matter anyway,
and it's up to the user to use it.. =D
> 2) Csound arguments are floating point, and so you could ask for primes
> beyond the precision of the question
Well, it's only to clamp the input between 1 and 256^sizeof(int)?
The thing is that I had to write a simple program myself to
do this, and that was very easy, and on my 68030/50 it hardly
took any time (well, for numbers in a reasonable range!)
> On teh other hand.... one could cheat.
Hehe! My favourite subject! =)
I have a source here if someone is interested,
but I'm not very skilled in math, so my implementation
use the brute force method of testing the modulo of every
number... Not very fast but it works.. =)
Another question regarding primes:
If one have an integer X..
Can you be sure that a prime exists between X and 2X?
My intuition tells me this, but you can't know..
// Anders
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1. Use a GEN01 table with power-of-two (+1 if you want), that you know is
larger than the file. This will take some experimentation if you have no way
of knowing that externally (such as Cool Edit or equivalent).
2. Use nsamp to measure the length of the soundfile. nsamp should not count
empty table points after the end of the sound file.
3. Divide the number returned by nsamp with the original sample rate of the
file to get the original length.
-David.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: richard bowers [mailto:richardbowers@simulacrum.freeserve.co.uk]
> Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 3:45 AM
> To: csound csound
> Subject: Audio file lengths
>
>
> Can anyone offer me a solution to obtaining the duration (if
> possible) or
> file size of an audio file stored on disk from within a
> instrument? I feel
> it would be useful to know the duration of a file to make
> better use of -
> and prevent errors when using - the skiptime on the
> soundin/diskin ugs.
>
> Thanks,
> Richard Bowers.
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RE: Audio file lengths
1. Use a GEN01 table with power-of-two (+1 if you =
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experimentation if you have no way of knowing that externally (such as =
Cool Edit or equivalent).
2. Use nsamp to measure the length of the soundfile. =
nsamp should not count empty table points after the end of the =
sound file.
3. Divide the number returned by nsamp with the =
original sample rate of the file to get the original length.
-David.
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 3:45 AM
> To: csound csound
> Subject: Audio file lengths
>
>
> Can anyone offer me a solution to obtaining the =
duration (if
> possible) or
> file size of an audio file stored on disk from =
within a
> instrument? I feel
> it would be useful to know the duration of a =
file to make
> better use of -
> and prevent errors when using - the skiptime on =
the
> soundin/diskin ugs.
>
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> Richard Bowers.
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I think you may be using an old version of the manual. You can go to
http://www.geocities.com/~csoundmanual
and download the manual in the format of your choice.
Specifically:
>f.i. inumber ilinrand 100 is not recognized.
ilinrand is now simply linrand and has been for some time.
>2)wgpluck2 always results in the
>message that there are too few
>parameters
According to the manual there are 5 arguments to wgpluck2. This agrees with
the messages from the -z1 flag.
>3)doscil isn't recognized
I think this was never implemented. It's not in the current documentation.
It's difficult to tell from your description what is happening with nlfilt.
Posting the relevant sections of the orc and sco would help. You must be
careful with global variables. Make sure it is established before attempting
to write to it. And that it is available for reading at the appropriate
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RE: new user and a few problems
I think you may be using an old version of the =
manual. You can go to
http://www.geocities.com/~csoundmanual
and download the manual in the format of your =
choice.
Specifically:
>f.i. inumber ilinrand 100 is not =
recognized.
ilinrand is now simply linrand and has been for some =
time.
>2)wgpluck2 always results in the
>message that there are too few
>parameters
According to the manual there are 5 arguments to =
wgpluck2. This agrees with the messages from the -z1 flag.
>3)doscil isn't recognized
I think this was never implemented. It's not in the =
current documentation.
It's difficult to tell from your description what is =
happening with nlfilt. Posting the relevant sections of the orc and sco =
would help. You must be careful with global variables. Make sure it is =
established before attempting to write to it. And that it is available =
for reading at the appropriate time.
-David.
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Nlfilt is something I concocted some while back. The papers describing
it are on the Bath site:
Non-linear oscillators:
http://www.bath.ac.uk/~masjpf/fractal_rev.html
and
(more specifically nlfilt)
http://www.bath.ac.uk/~masjpf/HK_poster.html
If you look up nlfilt in the helpfile documentation, and follow the
'some hints for nlfilt opcode) you will find a fairly detailed
distillation of the main points in the papers.
Internally, the non-linear operation is squaring, which means of course
that any values larger than +- 1 are certain to overflow very quickly.
Because of the constant added in some cases, even values below +- 1 will
overflow sometimes. This is of course an expected feature of this sort
of lon-linear algorithm! It also depends on the amplitude of the input,
which, at the very least, needs to be within +- 1.0, and preferably
within half that range.
I cannot answer the question of bugs without looking at the code,
however. I have to admit that since this was added to Csound I have not
done anything further yet with nlfilt myself!
Richard Dobson
vanDongen/Gilcher wrote:
>
> Another strange effect excists when using nlfilt in an instrument where a
> global a-rate variable is assigned some value (not necessarily the output
>
> ar nlfilt ain,ka,kb,kd,kL,kC
>
> When ka or kb <=0 there is no sound generated after the first (I think)
> ksmps burst (there is only short tick. There is also an upper bound I
> think somewhere around 5.
> This effect (bug) doesn't happen when there is no ga variable present in
> the instrument.
> Also, I think in the manual the kL and kC values are swapped in the
> examples (the results were more interesting anyway)
>
> I would like to hear more about how this filter works. Can anybody post a
> webadress where I can find the original article mentioned in the manual.
>
> But csound is certainly fun to work with.
>
>
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Of course the silly thing about this is that the information is already
there in the file header. An elegant solution would be to extend the
soundin and diskin opcodes to return a second value. Ideally this should
be optional - is such a thing feasible with the current Csound syntax?
Alternatively, 'sndinfo' could become an opcode.
Richard Dobson
> David Boothe wrote:
>
> 1. Use a GEN01 table with power-of-two (+1 if you want), that you know
> is larger than the file. This will take some experimentation if you
> have no way of knowing that externally (such as Cool Edit or
> equivalent).
>
> 2. Use nsamp to measure the length of the soundfile. nsamp should not
> count empty table points after the end of the sound file.
>
> 3. Divide the number returned by nsamp with the original sample rate
> of the file to get the original length.
>
> -David.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: richard bowers
> [mailto:richardbowers@simulacrum.freeserve.co.uk]
> > Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 3:45 AM
> > To: csound csound
> > Subject: Audio file lengths
> >
> >
> > Can anyone offer me a solution to obtaining the duration (if
> > possible) or
> > file size of an audio file stored on disk from within a
> > instrument? I feel
> > it would be useful to know the duration of a file to make
> > better use of -
> > and prevent errors when using - the skiptime on the
> > soundin/diskin ugs.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Richard Bowers.
> >
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Hi folks
has anyone been using the Cps2 opcode?
I would like to get some more info on how to apply it to JI if at all
possible
Thanks
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> 1. Use a GEN01 table with power-of-two (+1 if you want), that you know is
> 2. Use nsamp to measure the length of the soundfile. nsamp should not count
this is great except for huge files you dont want to load them into a
table.
what i usually do is label the sound files "the old fashioned way"
(geez-ive been so nostalgic lately...)
soundin.x
then i look up their durations in sndinfo - then i put them in a GEN02
list (in order of their soundin names)
with this you can specify the soundin.x file from the score ('x' in a
pfield) and inside the orc you can do a table lookup on the GEN2 index to
'x' to pull out the right duration.
with all the new string capabilities, tables, and macros added the past
year or so, i bet there is a way you could do something similiar but use
the actual soundfile name rather than renaming everything to soundin.x..
-matt
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Does anyone have code for AXCsound and VB4? The code
in the Csound Ezine (great job Hans!) is for VB5, and will not
run in VB4. (I'm am a newbie to VB too Btw) Thanks!
Wayne
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when i run the score below, i crash the win98 console version of
csound. when i run it in gabriels direct csound, if runs fine. i have
the latest version of each.
here is the windows error:
CSOUND caused an invalid page fault in
module CSOUND.EXE at 023f:0045d78d.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=023f EIP=0045d78d EFLGS=00010246
EBX=007d0430 SS=0247 ESP=006afd88 EBP=00475a34
ECX=ffffffff DS=0247 ESI=00000005 FS=c9c7
EDX=00006372 ES=0247 EDI=00006372 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
f2 ae f7 d1 49 3b ce 76 15 80 3c 16 3d 75 0f 56
Stack dump:
006cc8f6 007d4b88 00000002 00000000 0041574a 00475a34 0042c48f 0047bbe0
004765a8 006afde4 007d0378 00000000 007d4660 00000034 0000001a 00000002
after this error, it returns 'Process completed successfully'
any pointers?
:P
here is the csd file:
-W -d -o c:\csound\waves\matrix.wav
;-+O -m0 -d -+K0 -+X0 -b1000
sr=44100
kr=44100
ksmps=1
nchnls=1
instr 1
kint init 1
a11 phasor p6
a12 phasor p7
a13 phasor p8
a14 phasor p9
a15 phasor p10
a16 phasor p11
a17 phasor p12
if kint != 1 goto next2
a1 = sin(a11*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next2:
if kint != 2 goto next3
a1 = sin(a12*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next3:
if kint != 3 goto next4
a1 = sin(a13*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next4:
if kint != 4 goto next5
a1 = sin(a14*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next5:
if kint != 5 goto next6
a1 = sin(a15*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next6:
if kint != 6 goto next7
a1 = sin(a16*6.2831853071796)
goto end
next7:
a1 = sin(a17*6.2831853071796)
end:
out a1*p4
if kint = 7 goto redo
kint = kint + 1
goto endinst
redo:
kint = 1
endinst:
endin
i1 0 3 14000 7 450 360 260 234 623 547 573
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Anders Andersson wrote:
> I have a source here if someone is interested,
> but I'm not very skilled in math, so my implementation
> use the brute force method of testing the modulo of every
> number... Not very fast but it works.. =)
Maybe it would be faster to store all the prime numbers from 0 to 2exp(32) in
a table and truncate to the nearest number ;-)Btw what musical use could have
that feature?
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Hi,
does anyone know whether Csound can run on a PDA with Windows CE
installed? If true, what versions? what about the speed, limitations,
best PCMCIA sound cards for that, etc.?
Tnx in advance!
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Finally, a complete updated translation of the Csound Manual is =
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