| Joerg Spix wrote:
>
> >Hi John, and other Csounders--
> >
> >Since I didn't get any response to some "basic questions" the first
> >time, I thought I'd give it another try--with a couple of little
> >clarifications. 1) The specific Tandy machines are 1000TL's, and the
> >write error message they (both) generate (immediately) is "write fault
> >error writing device AUX." I am using the following Csound command line
> >flags: -W -c (-g and -o specifying a given .wav output filename). 2) The
> >"memory request message" is "sread: requesting more memory" and is
> >iterated at least 30 times before proceding normally. Thanks for
> >whatever light you can shed!
>
> Have a look at the MS-DOS mode statement. Perhaps you can assign something
> to AUX with the mode command. I think it should be a serial line or perhaps
> a file... (Couldn't remember exactly.)
> Try to find AUX in your MS_DOS manual...
>
Thanks, Joerg; I'll try to check out your suggestion. I am sure the
Tandy 1000TL has an ancient version of DOS, perhaps (as I recall--I seem
to remember not being able to upgrade it) in ROM! Could this be a major
problem? Can anyone comment?
Art Hunkins
UNCG Electronic Music Studios
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On Wed, 14 May 1997, Gabriel Maldonado wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I downloaded the file "Version3.46.Notes" about the additional feature
> of version 3.46. I have found several lacks in the documentation i.e.:
>
> 3) What are the improvements in "pvoc" and what is the new additional
> optional argument?
There is not really a "new" optional argument in pvoc, but the "ispecw"
argument, which did not work as described in the manual has been fixed
and now seems to do what it is supposed to do.
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Hi all,
I've just been catching up on the latest versions of csound. I have
just managed to compile 3.46, after a bit of fiddling.
The changes made to sread.c in the stof function DO NOT work on NS.
I had to revert to the commented out section (glad that was left
there). It compiled ok (before my patching), but complained about
illegal number formats in score files.
The reason I was getting the latest version was to see if a
particular score/orchestra sent to me by a student would work.
Previously it complained with an indexing overflow error. It still
does! From my cursory glance through the oload.c code I can't really
understand what is going on, and I don't understand the role of the
indx variable. Perhaps someone can explain those to me, with
particular regard to the example (appended) which has the indexing
overflow error.
Lastly, I would love to get the latest MIDI driver for NS/I
integrated into Csound. Has anyone out there attempted this?
Thanks very much,
Stephen Brandon
SysAdmin, Music Dept, Glasgow University
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here are the .orc and .sco files (something to do with
cellular automata or something...):
sr = 44100
kr = 4
ksmps = 11025
nchnls= 1
instr 1
k1 init p6
k2 init p7
k3 init p8
k4 init p9
k5 init p10
k6 init p11
k7 init p12
k8 init p13
if k2==1 kgoto bin2
k12=((k1+0+k3)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell3
bin2: k12=((k1+1+k3)==2?1:0)
cell3:
if k3==1 kgoto bin3
k13=((k2+0+k4)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell4
bin3: k13=((k2+1+k4)==2?1:0)
cell4:
if k4==1 kgoto bin4
k14=((k3+0+k5)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell5
bin4: k14=((k3+1+k5)==2?1:0)
cell5:
if k5==1 kgoto bin5
k15=((k4+0+k6)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell6
bin5: k15=((k4+1+k6)==2?1:0)
cell6:
if k6==1 kgoto bin6
k16=((k5+0+k7)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell7
bin6: k16=((k5+1+k7)==2?1:0)
cell7:
if k7==1 kgoto bin7
k17=((k6+0+k8)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell8
bin7: k17=((k6+1+k8)==2?1:0)
cell8:
if k8==1 kgoto bin8
k18=((k7+0+k1)==1?1:0)
kgoto cell1
bin8: k18=((k7+1+k1)==2?1:0)
cell1:
if k1==1 kgoto bin1
k11=((k8+0+k2)==1?1:0)
kgoto next
bin1: k11=((k8+1+k2)==2?1:0)
next:
a1 foscil p4*k1,p5,1,0.5,1,1
a2 foscil p4*k2,880,1,0.6,1,1
a3 foscil p4*k3,440,1,0.7,1,1
;a4 foscil p4*k4,440,1,0.8,1,1
;a5 foscil p4*k5,440,1,0.9,1,1
;a6 foscil p4*k6,440,1,1.0,1,1
;a7 foscil p4*k7,440,1,1.1,1,1
;a8 foscil p4*k8,440,1,1.2,1,1
k1 = k11
k2 = k12
k3 = k13
k4 = k14
k5 = k15
k6 = k16
k7 = k17
k8 = k18
out a1+a2+a3
;out a1+a2+a3+a4+a5+a6+a7+a8
endin
/*------------------------------------------*/
f1 0 4096 10 1
;instr start dur amp freq
;p1 p1 p3 p4 p5 p6 p7 p8 p9 p10 p11 p12 p13
i1 0 5 4000 440 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1
The files compile when just two foscil's are used i.e. a1+a2 or
a3+a4 etc but gives the error message 'indexing overflow error' when
I try to use three or more.
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--- David Hirst wrote:
I believe a new edition of Dodge & Jerse is due out soon if not already.
--- end of quoted material ---
The new edition of the Dodge book is not out yet.
It will probably hit the shelves sometime in july, though
it could still be delayed some by the publisher,
so take that as "roughly" july.
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Hi,
When fading out on my mixing desk i think the bass fades quicker
than the trebble. Is there an equation / rule for this?
A constant fade filter might be interesting.
Bye.
Mike
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Wich is the last Csound version for Mac PPC?
Thanks
Ric
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--- Araoz wrote:
Wich is the last Csound version for Mac PPC?
--- end of quoted material ---
Csound 0.3.1b perf 0.3.1b is available on the Mills web site
at:
ftp://mills.edu/ccm/csound.ppc
http://www.mills.edu/PEOPLE/gr.pages/mikeb.public.html/csound.html
---
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Version 0.3.1 is the latest csound for PPC's, as of yesterday.
Mike Berry
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Hello CSounders!
We're expanding our facilities and were considering getting an SGI
workstation for, among other things, running CSound. However, I was
wondering if anybody here could inform me about what hardware/software
combinations they were using for audio I/O. We would love to have balanced
lines for analog I/O and also AES/EBU, preferably four-channel or more. The
idea is running the workstation directly to a mixer/amp as part of an
interconnecting set of sound design/composition workstations. Am I asking
for something impractical or inexistent? We were considering the new O2 or
maybe even an Octane computer...
Thanks for your help.
Pablo Silva
Coordinator, Electronic Music Lab
Escuela Nacional de Musica, UNAM, Mexico
hpsilva@servidor.unam.mx
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| We're expanding our facilities and were considering getting
| an SGI workstation for, among other things, running CSound.
| However, I was wondering if anybody here could inform me
| about what hardware/software combinations they were using
| for audio I/O. We would love to have balanced lines for
| analog I/O and also AES/EBU, preferably four-channel or
| more. The idea is running the workstation directly to a
| mixer/amp as part of an interconnecting set of sound
| design/composition workstations. Am I asking for something
| impractical or inexistent? We were considering the new O2
| or maybe even an Octane computer...
get an ordinary O2 or Octane with ADAT card. This gives you 8 channels
ADAT, plus stereo AES/EBU, which you can route to whatever digital
equipment you want to. Doug Cook's audio page has all the info on
both, the machine and the card, at
http://reality.sgi.com/employees/cook/audio.apps/
The machines have stereo analog I/O, but it seems you are better off
with digital for your purposes.
Re software: I just tried the new SGI compilers on csound (vers. 3.46)
and got a good 30% performance improvement so far. Ill post my benchmarks
set in the near future.
Hope this helps,
-Tobias
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> Hi,
>
> When fading out on my mixing desk i think the bass fades quicker
> than the trebble. Is there an equation / rule for this?
Take a look at an hearing curve and consider the lower hearing threshold in
the base as compared to 3 kHz. Also look at the loudness curves as they
changes with frequency.
> A constant fade filter might be interesting.
Hint: Do you recall those "loudness" buttons or pots on your old stereo?
Cheers,
Magnus
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In-reply-to: <3378F5D4.5C48@agora.stm.it> (message from Gabriel Maldonado on
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>>>>> "G" == Gabriel Maldonado writes:
G> Hi everybody,
G> I downloaded the file "Version3.46.Notes" about the additional feature
G> of version 3.46. I have found several lacks in the documentation i.e.:
G> 1) Where is the manual of new "FOG" opcode?
In Huddersfield. As i said I was still waiting for a final tweak and
documentation, but I did not want to remove the code or to delay
getting all teh fixes out.
G> 2) What are the bug fixes of "igoto"?
It was possible to have opcodes not initialised but still called at
k-rate. If the initialisation involved creating structures this led
to general collapses. This is now checked.
G> 3) What are the improvements in "pvoc" and what is the new additional
G> optional argument?
Richard Karpen has answered this
G> 4) In what case "endin" statement had not noticed before the fix?
In the previous system omiitting teh endin opcode at the end of the
orchestra led to rather obscure errors at performance time.
==John
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