Christophe wrote:
> I'm trying to use midi2cs and the only result I have is with the
"default"
> sound. 
> If I try to use a .orc file in the project I have an error msg (and the
orc
> file is in the same directory) and if I try with a .wav file it works but
> the resulting wav file after csound processing is atonal... understand :
> good rythm but the same note all along..
> 
> Does anybody use midi as a way to produce music with Csound ?

Yes Csound is not yet midi-intuitive.  I am using alot of algorithmic
composition software at the moment as well as Cakewalk Pro Audio as my
master container and manipulator.  I am endevoring to create midi
controlled virtual synths in Csound so that the score would almost be a
non-issue, except for the minimal f-statement.
	In Cake, there is now a feature called studioware, where one can build
virtual control panels for any piece of equipment so I plan on building
panels to control and program these synths in real-time.  They also let you
save the parameters of these panels so in effect you could save presets
like on a real sysnth.  Then you could call up a work file and there would
be your synths and saved sounds.  Wish me luck.  I will post my work as I
progress.  It would also help the non-score midi type people in the Csound
community to get into Csound without a huge learning curve.
Ken Locarnini