| I downloaded the .tar.gz file and reconstituted the contents under
Windows 95 using WinZip
(http://tucows.rucc.net.au/awinzip/wztucow0.htm)
I have not looked at it in detail, but the index is especially
welcome!
I understand that John Fitch's next release will include my ugrw1 and
ugrw2 ugens, details of which are below.
Assuming that this goes ahead, how can I contribute documentation of
these to the new manual project?
Could you explain what software you are using to generate the HTML,
RTF, ASCII and Postscript versions of the manual?
I can use a Mac if this is required, but would be happier to do it
under Win3.1/95 or Linux.
- Robin
ugrw1
-----
1 - Table write ugen - for writing directly into function tables at i
k or a rates - with i or k rate control of the table number. (See
tabread.doc for krate control of table reading ugens in my ugens2.c.)
2 - Ugens for manipulating data in tables: tablegpw, tableleng,
tablemix and tablecopy.
3 - Ugens for reading and writing to table locations sequentially
from a rate variables.
4 - Patching of i, k and a rate signals based on numbers generated at
i or k rate. This is called the "zak" system.
5 - Simple ugens to read the time elapsed since the start of the
piece or the initialisation of the instrument. Could be mighty
handy. Also intended to be a lasting part of Csound if people like
them.
6 - Two ugens for printing k rate variables as numbers on the screen.
ugrw2
-----
1 - kport Like port, except the half time can be controlled at k
rate.
2 - ktone, katone, kreson and kareson Like tone, atone, reson and
areson except:
a - They work with k rate signals instead of a rate.
b - For kreson and kareson, the default for iscl is 1.
3 - limit ilimit These set upper and lower limits on i, k or a rate
variables.
All the files for these are now available separately at:
http://www.firstpr.com.au/csound
. Robin Whittle .
. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~firstpr firstpr@ozemail.com.au .
. 11 Miller St. Heidelberg Heights 3081 Melbourne Australia .
. Ph +61-3-9459-2889 Fax +61-3-9458-1736 .
. Consumer advocacy in telecommunications, especially privacy .
. .
. First Principles - Research and expression - music, .
. music industry, telecommunications .
. human factors in technology adoption.
. .
. Real World Interfaces - Hardware and software, especially .
. for music . |