| Dennis Miller wrote:
>
> Hi Gabriel. I'm afraid I wouldn't know what command line to use to pipe
> the output to my soundcard in realtime as the example you posted
> specifically addresses the SB. What would the syntax be for some other
> card; what exactly are you specifying when you include -Msbmidi in your
> command line? Guess I'm missing what that variable is calling. Could
> you clarify then I will try it with the Digidesign Audiomedia card?
> Does the card need DOS drivers, perhaps??
> thanks,
> dennis
For the complete functionality of my version you need two cards:
a MIDI interface and a WAVE card. Soundblaster normally includes the two
cards functionalities in one.
The -Msbmidi flag affects only the MIDI input port of the MIDI card.
The -Msbmidi flag should be good for all win95 MIDI drivers and not only
for
Soundblaster compatibles ones (attention! Windows drivers, NOT Dos
drivers).
So you must have a MIDI card installed if this feature is not already
included in the wave card.
The -Msbmidi flag is optional and is required only if you want to
control Csound via MIDI. I have 2 midi cards installed in my PC and
normally I use an MPU401 compatible card for inputting MIDI (no
soundblaster!). It works OK.
If your card has win95 driver installed, Csound should recognize it. Try
the following command line:
csound.exe -p12 -B882 -b882 -Msbmidi miditest.orc miditest.sco
-odevaudio
If you have more than one WAVE device or more than one MIDI device,
Csound lists all active devices and prompts you the device number
wanted. So you must type this number after Csound has started.
If you only want realtime WAVE output and you are not interested in MIDI
control try the following command line with a normal orc/sco pair
(containing no midi-ops).
csound.exe -p12 -B882 -b882 xxx.orc xxx.sco -odevaudio
(the value of "-p" (buffer number), "-B" and "-b" (buffer length) could
need some adjustments)
I cannot guarantee for the correct WAVE operation of my version because
I have tasted it only with my SB awe32 WAVE output.
bye
Gabriel Maldonado
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Lonce LaMar Wyse wrote:
> Hey man,
>
> Your RT Csound version looks (sounds) very nice!
>
> Is there a way that I can use MIDI messages that are generated
> by another Win95 application as input? (Kinda like a unix pipe.)
> Anyway, nice contribution!
>
> Thanks, lonce
>
> Institute of Systems Science Tel: +65-772-3111
> National University of Singapore Fax: +65-774-4998
> Heng Mui Keng Terrace, Kent Ridge internet: lwyse@iss.nus.sg
> SINGAPORE 119597 acoustic: Yo, Lonce!
>
> http://www.iss.nus.sg/People/lwyse/lwyse.html
Yes, there is a way : install a virtual midi routing device in your
computer. So another application (for example a MIDI sequencer) can
control Csound in realtime. The only huge limit is MIDI limit to 7 bit
integers.
I use the "Hubi's LoopBack device"
by Hubert Winkler (freeware)
there is another device that does the same thing
"MIDI ROUTER"
by Zoltan Janosy (public domain with sources)
I know there is another way to do it via the phantomatic so-called "Line
oriented realtime score input" for which "-L" flag is included in
Csound. I'd never succeed in doing this task operate!!
Gabriel Maldonado
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Sergei Shkarupo wrote:
>
> Just downloaded your CSOUND version and tried it out on a 133 MHz Win 95
> Pentium at work - runs fine! Thank you very much for your effort in upgrading
> the CSOUND and making this new version available!
> I wonder if it will run on my home 66MHz Win32s 486 machine...
> This version will make developing of CSOUND instruments much easier. I already
> tried out a couple of MIDI-controlled filters in realtime...
> Thanks again, and good bye!
>
> Sergei
I'm glad if all is operating well in your system!
bye
Gabriel Maldonado
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Guto Caminhoto wrote:
>
> I got good results with Turtle Beach Tahiti.
> With Multiwav digital AES/EBU and DAT
> the thing did not work ...
>
> > Unfortunately, my MEDIA PRODIF-100 spdif digital card seems to don't
> > work, although Csound recognizes its driver. I think this could due to
> > some instability in sound flow at the inizializiation time. This may
> > cause a loss of data flow continuity and a break of syncronization in
> > spdif cards. It cause a crash in my DAT digital input. Maybe that
> > analog cards don't suffer this limit. Please experiment with your card
> > and tell me if all is ok.
> >
> > bye
> >
> > Gabriel Maldonado
> >
> > mailto:g.maldonado@agora.stm.it
> > http://www.agora.stm.it/G.Maldonado/home2.htm
> >
> >
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From: Eli Brandt
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Graeme Gerrard wrote:
> Given 2 soundfiles, S1 and S2. There is a unique transformation function,
> T, such that
> S1 x T = S2 (1)
> T can simply be derived:
> T = S2 / S1
[* * *]
> It turns out that T is VERY sensitive to modifications - you can
> easily get samples wildly out of range or a lot of noise.
Alternatively, define the transformation function T' such that
S1 + T' = S2
Then
T' = S2 - S1
This should help with the stability problem.
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Has anybody seen the xyin opcode work on an x86 platform? I get no
compile or runtime errors, but I don't get a window, either.
Thanks, lonce
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