i have submitted csound code as well as printouts of FFTs.  i have also
drawn up structures on graph paper.  most arent too happy to get csound
code (although i would be), but i tell them it is the best
representation of the music.  if you really wanted to be an asshole, you
could hand them a list of PCM values ;)

:P

Wayne Freno wrote:
> 
> I have heard about the importance of having a printed score
> if one is going to get one's music either heard or performed
> (even tape music I understand) and I am curious about how
> people on the list go about this.  Do any of you use a graphic
> representation, (or traditional notation etc), of your csound
> scores on paper?
>