The Csound front page has ftp directories containing sample score and
orchestra files from many musicians. These are not "tutorials" in that they
don't have external documentation, but they do contain some of the best
sounding instruments. Run them and listen to them, and then look at the ones
that sound good to you. Then start adapting them to your own music.

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Bernert 
To: csound@noether.ex.ac.uk 
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1998 6:21 AM
Subject: Csound Book????


>Hello all!  I have a couple of questions I'd like to bounce off the list if
>you don't mind :)
>
>First:
>It seems to me that I remember a post a while back about a Csound book that
>was to be published sometime soon.
>Has this book been finished yet?  If so, could someone please give me the
>info necessary to purchase it?
>
>Second:
>I have found a few web links to tutorials on Csound.  (ie... how to create
>csound instruments)  They have, however, seemed to dissapear and become no
>longer active.  Anyone have links to web sites that have such information??
> It would be greatly appreaciated since a csound "bonehead" like me needs
>alot of hand-holding in order to create instruments. >:)
>
>thanks in advance!!
>
>Joe
>
>