| Actually, your line compiles for me, in Win32 console v 3.51,
as well as in Winsound 3.493.
Are you using Gabriel's version, or has this been broken last week?
(I can't even find the string "ERROR in orc" in the Bath 3.51 sources.)
re
rasmus ekman wrote:
>
> On the PC, the new line and tab characters must be preceded by
> two backslashes, not one. - eg, \\t, \\n.
> (not sure about other systems)
Sergey Batov wrote:
>
> I wrote: printks "k_in=%6.2f\\n", 0.5, k_in, 0,0,0
> and got: ERROR in orc: char '\' after '\' in line 8!
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From: Jean Piche
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Anders Andersson wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> Iv'e recently started to try out CSound for Linux,
> and thus stumbled upon Cecilia.
> My first thought was "Ueck! Windows and buttons!". :)
>
> So my question is:
> What do I as a coder gain by using Cecilia instead of
> coding orc's and scores from scratch?
>
> To me, it was just confusing, but that's probably
> because i'm pretty used to coding from scratch.
>
Anders,
The advantages are an editor streamlined for csound coding, on-line
documentation, document management, error reporting etc. It is likely that
coding in Cecilia is much faster than anything else... but many will wish to
stick to their way of doing things... The Linux version, btw, is not as stable
as we would wish it to be, but it works reasonably well. Dave Phillips is the
Linux reference on Cecilia.
Try it and see
--
________________________________________________________
Jean Piche
Universite de Montreal
http://mistral.ere.umontreal.ca/~pichej
http://www.musique.umontreal.ca/electro/CEC/
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Dear John, dear all,
On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> Following e-mail exchanges with Nicola and the "Csund-Unix
> development" group I though I would seek advice. There are a
> small(ish) number of opcodes which start with i, k or a, and some with
> a ga
> . The list is
>
> "instr" "init" "ihold" "int"
[etc. etc. follows list - snip]
> There are some advantages in renaming some or all of these, but there
> are longstanding names here. Does anyone have comments, actual
> renaming suggestions, or other help to offer?
If I may add some other word, I would propose:
1) as things stand, we either have very consolidated symbols which may
almost be considered 'keywords' (instr, int, etc.) or new names which
are more or less likely to be used as variable names
2) we should consider renaming the newer ones which are more likely to be
used as variables (such was the case of 'iwrap'), and keep the other
ones to avoid further orc breaking
3) maybe we (you :), I would not be able to) could add some clearer error
message when a variable/opcode conflict occurs so that it is at least
easier to take care of during orchestra writing
Nicola
P.S. Btw, in the original csound there where some 'w' type variables (the
spectrum, etc.); do they still exist, thus potentially conflicting
with the 'wrap' opcode?
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nicola Bernardini
E-mail: nicb@axnet.it
Re graphics: A picture is worth 10K words -- but only those to describe
the picture. Hardly any sets of 10K words can be adequately described
with pictures.
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Dear John, dear all,
On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> Following e-mail exchanges with Nicola and the "Csund-Unix
> development" group I though I would seek advice. There are a
> small(ish) number of opcodes which start with i, k or a, and some with
> a ga
> . The list is
>
> "instr" "init" "ihold" "int"
[etc. etc. follows list - snip]
> There are some advantages in renaming some or all of these, but there
> are longstanding names here. Does anyone have comments, actual
> renaming suggestions, or other help to offer?
If I may add some other word, I would propose:
1) as things stand, we either have very consolidated symbols which may
almost be considered 'keywords' (instr, int, etc.) or new names which
are more or less likely to be used as variable names
2) we should consider renaming the newer ones which are more likely to be
used as variables (such was the case of 'iwrap'), and keep the other
ones to avoid further orc breaking
3) maybe we (you :), I would not be able to) could add some clearer error
message when a variable/opcode conflict occurs so that it is at least
easier to take care of during orchestra writing
Nicola
P.S. Btw, in the original csound there where some 'w' type variables (the
spectrum, etc.); do they still exist, thus potentially conflicting
with the 'wrap' opcode?
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nicola Bernardini
E-mail: nicb@axnet.it
Re graphics: A picture is worth 10K words -- but only those to describe
the picture. Hardly any sets of 10K words can be adequately described
with pictures.
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Hi,
trying to control shaker with my luxurious MidiMixer (16 sliders) I came
across two possible bugs:
The manual says:
ar shaker kamp, kfreq, kbeans, kdamp, knum, ktimes (, idecay)
but ktimes should be itimes
and idecay is not recognized (too much arguments)
Even the example provided in the manual does not work.
Happy February to all.
P.S. (OT) 3 weeks with horrible pains due to kidney stones. Any experienced
user out there who can help me?
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Yes, of course!
Excuse me, please, for my ignorance.
Sergey Batov batov@glasnet.ru
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>
> print is an i-rate opcode so what else do you expect? If you want
> repeated printings you need to use printk
> ==John
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Yes, of course!
Excuse me, please, for my ignorance.
=20
Sergey Batov batov@glasnet.ru
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> print is an i-rate opcode so what else do you expect? If you want
> repeated printings you need to use printk
> =3D=3DJohn
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Hi,
>
> Actually, your line compiles for me, in Win32 console v 3.51,
> as well as in Winsound 3.493.
> Are you using Gabriel's version, or has this been broken last week?
> (I can't even find the string "ERROR in orc" in the Bath 3.51 sources.)
>
> re
>
I'm using Gabriel's version (title on the screen is "Csound Version 3.50
(Jan 31 1999)" ).
Regards,
Sergey Batov batov@glasnet.ru
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Hi
I am going to buy a new sound card, but I need some advice. What is the
best quality sound card currently supported by any of the linux sound
drivers? I am only interested in wave input / output, not wave table, etc.
however midi would be nice, but not necessary. Are there any cards with
digital input / output supported by linux?
Thanks
Rob
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>Also, what is up with the list archive at:
There was one at http://ml.csound.org/ but that appears to have gone away
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>If you want to have a sweeping band-limited pulse-width modulation,
>then it's just to take 2 buzz's with different pitch,
>instead of using deltapi.. (And then subtract and integrate,
>as Josep M Comajuncosa suggested)
That's the technique I used in vco. Modulate the pw parameter around .5.
(.5 is a square wave, 0 and 1 would be the limits of reasonable usage.
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To: csound@maths.ex.ac.uk
Subject: new to the game
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I new to csound and seem to be very interested in
silence but I'm am not sure how to set it up?
does anyone have detailed install directions
for this? The instructions on the web site just don't
do it for me!? as I said I am new to this stuff
I am also very interested in using csound
in reatime! Has anyone had musch success with this?
I know about directsound 2.6 but keep getting error
messages about my MIDI setup. I am running Csound
on a PI 233MMX with a Awe64 and Layla audio cards.
thank,
steb.
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