| I am trying to locate a musicologist named Ro Baret (spelling?).
If you know of her, please let me know.
If you quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to my questions.
Thanks.
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I've been trying to use the goto statements to perform array processing, but
it seems to me they only jump forward.
For instance, shouldnt this sco write the value 0 in positions 0-15 of zak
space, for _each_ kontrol pass?
sr = 44100
kr = 44100
ksmps = 1
zakinit 1, 16
instr 1
kx init 0
loop:
zkw 0, kx
; printks "X=%f\n", 0.01, kx, 0, 0, 0
kx = kx+1
if (kx<16) kgoto loop
kx = 0
endin
Uncommenting the printks, I expected to see values in the range 0-15, but
instead they are always zero (the goto statement is not being executed)
What am I missing? how can I achieve the equivalent of processing a complete
array of values for each k-pass? How do I process the values of a whole
table (or a range of zak space positions) in a single k-cycle?
Should I use reinit for the loop-back part?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the rather un-musical example
pedro
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I'm having some doubts concerning a- and k-type variables data range, and
would apreciate if someone cleared this matter for me or direct me to
relevant info
I want to convert an a-type variable into a binary representation (like with
sound file encoding). To use logarithmic representation of dynamics, and a
sample word length of 16 bits, that will lead to 6db/bit, but I need to know
what the maximum dynamic range is, in order to be able to construct a binary
encoding
Can someone more knowledgeable, introduce me to the maths of converting the
a-values, into 16-bit logarithmic encoded binaries?
Thanks a lot in advance
pedro
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Hi again :)
I wanted to buy a couple of books to consolidate my humble dsp/synthesis
knowledge. I want books which take a more practical aproach, in favor of
those which are only concerned with theoretical explanations. It should
cover dsp, filter design, synthesis techniques, etc, and I hope it has coded
examples (c would be nice) or pseudo code algorithms for programming
Can you people please indicate your fave titles along this lines? (please
include full info: title, author, publisher and isbn if possible)
I've been advised on the canonic "Elements of Computer Music", but I cant
find it on amazon... can someone present the author name and publisher,
please?
btw, is there a release date for the mit csound book?
Thanks a lot
pedro
ps: sorry for the b/w abuse today, but I've been saving all my questions
while I've been in digest mode and unable to post
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Hi again :)
I wanted to buy a couple of books to consolidate my humble dsp/synthesis
knowledge. I want books which take a more practical aproach, in favor of
those which are only concerned with theoretical explanations. It should
cover dsp, filter design, synthesis techniques, etc, and I hope it has coded
examples (c would be nice) or pseudo code algorithms for programming
Can you people please indicate your fave titles along this lines? (please
include full info: title, author, publisher and isbn if possible)
I've been advised on the canonic "Elements of Computer Music", but I cant
find it on amazon... can someone present the author name and publisher,
please?
btw, is there a release date for the mit csound book?
Thanks a lot
pedro
ps: sorry for the b/w abuse today, but I've been saving all my questions
while I've been in digest mode and unable to post
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From: "Ruston, Paul"
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Could any replies please be sent to the csound group instead of directly
as I would also be interested in similar recommendations.
thanks, Paul Ruston
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Pedro Batista [SMTP:PBATISTA@colep.mailpac.pt]
>Sent: June 22, 1998 12:03 PM
>To: csound@noether.ex.ac.uk
>Subject: books
>
>
>Hi again :)
>
>I wanted to buy a couple of books to consolidate my humble dsp/synthesis
>knowledge. I want books which take a more practical aproach, in favor of
>those which are only concerned with theoretical explanations. It should
>cover dsp, filter design, synthesis techniques, etc, and I hope it has coded
>examples (c would be nice) or pseudo code algorithms for programming
>
>Can you people please indicate your fave titles along this lines? (please
>include full info: title, author, publisher and isbn if possible)
>I've been advised on the canonic "Elements of Computer Music", but I cant
>find it on amazon... can someone present the author name and publisher,
>please?
>
>btw, is there a release date for the mit csound book?
>
>Thanks a lot
>pedro
>
>ps: sorry for the b/w abuse today, but I've been saving all my questions
>while I've been in digest mode and unable to post
>
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>I've been advised on the canonic "Elements of Computer Music", but I cant
>find it on amazon... can someone present the author name and publisher,
>please?
"Elements of Computer Music," by F. Richard Moore, Prentice Hall,
0-13-252552-6
Ron Herrema
http://pilot.msu.edu/user/herremar/
Here's to the was you been,
to the is you in,
to what's deep in deep,
to what's down in down,
to the lost and the blind
and the almost found.
- Sekou Sundiata, The Blue Oneness of Dreams
From: jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk
To: csound@maths.ex.ac.uk
Subject: CD-R of Music from Bath
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Date: Mon, 22 Jun 98 17:41:50 BST
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I have mentioned that this CD exists, and while there is currently a
minor production problem, I expect that it will be available very
soon. I estimate that it will cost $8 including postage. Or I will
have some copies with me in Boston this summer, and in Michigan ICMC
in October, to save the postage....
Most tracks were created with Csound on a mixture of SGI and Windows95.
The CD is called
Singing in the Bath
and has 14 tracks of music by Peter Cooke, Jeremy Leach and myself,
and a collage of sounds from a community workshop.
There is a 12-side booklet with notes and composer details (well not
very detailed). Track summary is:
1 For Fabienne John ffitch 1964 2m 10s
2 Phase Music Peter Cooke 1987 7m 29s
3 Collage various, arr ffitch 1994 1m 49s
4-6 Drums&Different Canons#1 1996
John ffitch 7m
(Five sections; Prelude -- Henon -- Gruneberg -- Distance -- Prelude)
7 Sing the World John ffitch 1997 16m 11s
8 Half a Beast John ffitch 1996 1m
9 Rhythm Jeremy Leach 1994 1m 10s
10 Waves of Rhythm Jeremy Leach 1995 1m
11 Spaceworlds'95 Jeremy Leach 1995 1m
12 Galoshaplopagos John ffitch 1997 4m
13 Robur John ffitch 1998 10m 40s
14 Phase Music II Peter Cooke 1987/98 3m 55s
Total approx 57mins
Notes:
1. Piano solo; (re-)created with Csound and Rosegarden
2. Music500 computer synth/BBC micro
3. CDP, csound and SGI sound editor
4.\
5. >Csound and C-generated score
6,/
7. Csound-treated voice
8. Csound
9. Algorithmic, csound timbres
10. Csound with Gamelan samples
11. Custom software
12. Csound, with CDP and csound fragments
13. Voice and Csound
14. As trk2 with Cool edit
==John
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Date: Mon, 22 Jun 98 17:41:50 BST
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I have mentioned that this CD exists, and while there is currently a
minor production problem, I expect that it will be available very
soon. I estimate that it will cost $8 including postage. Or I will
have some copies with me in Boston this summer, and in Michigan ICMC
in October, to save the postage....
Most tracks were created with Csound on a mixture of SGI and Windows95.
The CD is called
Singing in the Bath
and has 14 tracks of music by Peter Cooke, Jeremy Leach and myself,
and a collage of sounds from a community workshop.
There is a 12-side booklet with notes and composer details (well not
very detailed). Track summary is:
1 For Fabienne John ffitch 1964 2m 10s
2 Phase Music Peter Cooke 1987 7m 29s
3 Collage various, arr ffitch 1994 1m 49s
4-6 Drums&Different Canons#1 1996
John ffitch 7m
(Five sections; Prelude -- Henon -- Gruneberg -- Distance -- Prelude)
7 Sing the World John ffitch 1997 16m 11s
8 Half a Beast John ffitch 1996 1m
9 Rhythm Jeremy Leach 1994 1m 10s
10 Waves of Rhythm Jeremy Leach 1995 1m
11 Spaceworlds'95 Jeremy Leach 1995 1m
12 Galoshaplopagos John ffitch 1997 4m
13 Robur John ffitch 1998 10m 40s
14 Phase Music II Peter Cooke 1987/98 3m 55s
Total approx 57mins
Notes:
1. Piano solo; (re-)created with Csound and Rosegarden
2. Music500 computer synth/BBC micro
3. CDP, csound and SGI sound editor
4.\
5. >Csound and C-generated score
6,/
7. Csound-treated voice
8. Csound
9. Algorithmic, csound timbres
10. Csound with Gamelan samples
11. Custom software
12. Csound, with CDP and csound fragments
13. Voice and Csound
14. As trk2 with Cool edit
==John
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Anyone ever make a comparative between these two programs? If so how do
things pan out for Csound in capabilities?
Outside of the GUI I wonder if it has much more in the way of sound
possibilities
Thanks
Stuart Felenstein
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> Singing in the Bath
perm!t zom1 2 vom!t.
eku!valent ov lo !q name tagz -
v=E4lkommen t!ll [!nzert fav prenom] + [!nzert fav nom] amer!kan bar + gr!ll
h!er =3D where u do not hav to ask why [or meet enervat!ng fore!gnerz]
h!er =3D where all u hav to do [to be 1 phat+respkted amr.!.kan
(blo.evr!th!ng.up)] =3D dr!nk bud dr!
|| !nzert fav nom ou prenom -
- what !z ur name +?
- Leach
- non. dzat =3D ur parentz name.
- what !z ur name +?
- ()
- That's a very common problem you will encounter
\\ r2SS f07dz ++_ zucz!ng ztajt ov t!ngz
>There is a 12-side booklet with notes and composer details
[That's a very common problem you will encounter]
kreat!v++
phpz !n fut.ure akadem!k t!pe pozerz kould
azton!sh dze veLt b! produss!ng zupr maTTr
dzat =3D tzo sanz dze propaganda regard!ng
phat zlave poz!t!onz + grantz + etc wank mattr
wh!ch =3D~ korporate krap+maTTr.
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re: "perm!t zom1 2 vom!t.
eku!valent ov lo !q name tagz -"
...and other somewhat humorously stated ranting...
Having a bad day, cw4t7abs?
I'd love to get a copy of the CD--jpff, you need to
give us more international ordering information, as
(unlike cw4t7abs, apparently) I have not yet managed
to locate the University of Bath in the United States
of America.
re: "(blo.evr!th!ng.up)"
I find this, and all the other anti-fascist rants,
very funny coming from an entity hailing from an
apparent Deutsch locale. Should we judge you by
the policies and history of your state?
Some of the other stuff you've posted is
interesting, though.
Thanks,
Olav
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From: Anders Andersson
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Hello! This is going to be an introduction of me, as I'm a newbie in
this mailinglist.
My name is Anders Andersson, and i'm a 19 years old student from sweden.
My ways to CSound is quite strange...
For a about half a year ago i was planning to code
a Yamaha DX100 emulator, but i had some trouble
with the term "cent", so I went over to the local
library to see if I could find some books about it.
I found a book called "Computer Music".
I found this book VERY interesting, and started
to study it a bit more..
There was this strange "music language" they kept
talking about, that seemed pretty cool and useful,
so i started to search the internet for "music v",
"music iv" and so on, but with no success.
I was planning to code a brand new dialect of this
strange program, until something great happened.
I was searching the internet for tools that I could
use with my Dx100, and stumbled upon some strange
programs that I DL'ed. Didn't know what they where
or even if I should have any use of it. Among these
was 'CSound'. The marvelous program did exist!
This is how I got CSound.
No to what I'm planning to do with it.
I tried out some of the examples that where shipped
with this version, and all of them sound 'crap',
imho. I know that you can make almost everything
with this program, so I will try to compile a whole
CD (audio) of fine ballades, stompin' dance beats,
subtle movie themes, and smoking trance. =D
There you go.
Feel free to leave comments on this letter!
I think also there is something that makes me stand out
on this list: I'm using the Amiga for all my developing!
There is still a problem with this. The latest version of
CSound for Amiga is V3.40 (Jul 14 1996), so it's a bit
outdated, and the one who compiled it for amiga seems to
have left the project, so I'm planning to try to compile
it myself.
(There is still a minor problem though. I don't know C yet.. :)
(forgive me for my very poor english, but I hope you'll understand!)
.--- -- - -
| Anders "Pipe/Nature" Andersson, pipe@algonet.se
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Nice. Very Nice ! Is it possible to send a copy to Europe to ?
What'll be the price for overseas orders ??? (I live in Belgium)
David.
> soon. I estimate that it will cost $8 including postage. Or I will
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Nice. Very Nice ! Is it possible to send a copy to Europe to ?
What'll be the price for overseas orders ??? (I live in Belgium)
David.
> soon. I estimate that it will cost $8 including postage. Or I will
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