| >perf 0.3.1b
>
>This the latest release of Csound from Mike Berry, Matt Ingalls and
>Dave Madole at Mills College. We've been working on it on and off for
>a few months and apologize for the repeated "Real Soon Now" messages
>over the last couple of months. There is still a lot we'd like to do,
>but this seems like a good stopping point.
Does this mean that Michael Clarks FOG will NOT be implemented before
Fall\winter on the Mac.It's already available on the IBM\windows version...
*sigh* :(
Keith
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Hello Mac-Csounders
I'm glad to announce the new release of CMask.
CMask is a Csound score generator. Among other things, it has tendency
masks, probability generators, oscillators, polygonal functions and
cyclic lists to produce events for texture and granular synthesis.
I revised (again) the syntax of the parameter files for faster coding
and better readability.
Currently there are only Mac versions...
The program, manual and examples are available at
ftp://ftp.kgw.tu-berlin.de/pub/cmask:
Please report bugs and any suggestions to
abart@berlin.netsurf.de
Have fun!
Andre
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Hello Mac-Csounders
I'm glad to announce the new release of CMask.
CMask is a Csound score generator. Among other things, it has tendency
masks, probability generators, oscillators, polygonal functions and
cyclic lists to produce events for texture and granular synthesis.
I revised (again) the syntax of the parameter files for faster coding
and better readability.
Currently there are only Mac versions...
The program, manual and examples are available at
ftp://ftp.kgw.tu-berlin.de/pub/cmask:
Please report bugs and any suggestions to
abart@berlin.netsurf.de
Have fun!
Andre
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Fog is in 0.3.1 of csound for the PPC. There just is no doc yet
(for anyone).
Mike Berry
mikeb@mills.edu
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Sorry, the correct address have to be:
ftp://ftp.kgw.tu-berlin.de/pub/cmask
... and of course no colon !
Andre
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hi, i'm a lurker, but a csounder all the same. i have two simple questions,
the answers to which would please me, especially if the answers will be
what i want them to be:
1. is there csound for nextstep (pc) and is it stable and up-to-date?
2. can someone please recommend a command-line mixing program for linux
(pc), comparable to next's rt, which is an amazing program?
up until now i have been using windows 95, but for certain reasons am
moving to linux (or next if a good mixing program isn't available).
for now, i have a p133, 2.1gig, 32meg, sb16.
thank you in advance for your advice,
peter whincop
cambridge, ma
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I say NeXT....
The future sounds good for the NeXT generation OpenStep....
Michael
On Sun, 18 May 1997 20:23:45 -0400 Peter Whincop
wrote:
> hi, i'm a lurker, but a csounder all the same. i have two simple questions,
> the answers to which would please me, especially if the answers will be
> what i want them to be:
>
> 1. is there csound for nextstep (pc) and is it stable and up-to-date?
> 2. can someone please recommend a command-line mixing program for linux
> (pc), comparable to next's rt, which is an amazing program?
>
> up until now i have been using windows 95, but for certain reasons am
> moving to linux (or next if a good mixing program isn't available).
>
> for now, i have a p133, 2.1gig, 32meg, sb16.
>
> thank you in advance for your advice,
>
> peter whincop
> cambridge, ma
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Bill Schottstaedt's snd program (which you can pull off
the ccrma ftp site) does what you want. It's not
exactly like rt, but does mixing. There is also a web
page on snd which you can access off the ccrma page.
Personally, I'd forget NeXT.
Hope that helps.
-Tobias
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Joel Wilder wrote.....
> I wrote to the group a week or so ago about trying to come up with some
> good background info. regarding the way Csound works (ie, produces
> music) -- I'm writing a thesis and need to explain the way Csound
> works.
Take a look at the:
Computer Music Journal, volume 17, number 12. pages 23-54.
article from Stephen Travis Pope; Machine Tongues XV: Three packages for
Software Sound Synthesis.
This article introduces Software Sound Synthesis technology and
presents and compare Csound, Cmusic, and Cmix with progressive
examples using the same instrument-orc/score-sco written in each of them.
bye
Fabian E. Luna
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I am actually redesigning cscore at present; many of your comments are
in my revision, and I will take account of them all.
==John |