sound synthesis languages?
Date | 1998-03-17 12:05 |
From | Qian Chen |
Subject | sound synthesis languages? |
Hi there, I understand that all of us in this mailing list are Csounders. But Sometimes I could read something about other sound synthesis languages, such as Cmix, Ceicilia etc. Is there any other sound synthesis language? Could someone explain me the comparison of those languages, since I know very little about other languages except Csound. Furthermore, what is the best and the worst of Csound? Regards Qian Chen _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com |
Date | 1998-03-17 17:35 |
From | tolve |
Subject | Re: sound synthesis languages? |
Date | 1998-03-17 18:36 |
From | Dan Trueman |
Subject | Re: sound synthesis languages? |
> have seen someone comment that cmix is not supported much these days. > perhaps another would care to refute? It has a rather small users group, but it is still alive and kicking. Brad Garton and folks at Columbia have created a wonderful version that works very well in realtime. Better MIDI implementation is in the works. The Mac version is dead as far as I know, but with Rhapsody that may change. Definitely worth checking out. Cheers, Dan ---------------- "Oy, Fungus!" Dan Trueman Music Department Princeton University http://www.music.princeton.edu/~dan ---------------- |