Having realised that on non-Unix systems there may have been problems
because of the long file names in my tgz-Archives, I have now put
the song also in MP3 format (~6MB). The quality is very poor, the
'rim shot' was totally fucked up by the encoding process (I used an
old beta of the 8hz freeware encoder), but it is more practical for
a quick listening.
It's on ftp://laser24.unibe.ch/Csound/songs/second.mp3


If you render the song yourself, you can verify this very strange
csound bug I once wrote about: if using 'realtime.orc/.sco' you
cannot set a k-rate higher than 11025, independently of the
sampling a-rate. Try this by editing Headers/22kHz-mono...
With the hifi.orc/.sco, however, it works. The main difference
between the two is that in the first, each instrument outputs its
sound by 'outs', whereas in the second, each instrument adds to
a global audio variable which is the read by the mixer instrument
and only outputed with 'outs' there.


Ok, happy listening