I'm new to the group, and although this is a little off the topic;
Does anyone know of a physical modeling software program for the pc, based
in Win95 or WinNT4 that has the flexibility of Modalys (MAC), or does
IRCAM?(I Believe, I'm not a MAC user-hate them) have the corner on the
market.  Ideally, I would like one as powerful as the Yamaha VL1, but
software driven on a PC platform, like SynthBuilder on the NEXT.  I've used
the virtual samplers, virtual sequencers, including an object oriented
software synthesis program called Vwaves, similiar to the patchworks
interface. Vwaves is of course not as powerful as Csound/Patchworks.
Respond if you know.

Sincerely,

Don Hodell Chilcote
Chilcote.9@osu.edu (Student of Marc Ainger)-OSU
Don Hodell Chilcote
614-688-0172
DHC Productions, Inc. 1997
chilcote.9@osu.edu
chilcote.9@juno.com
Visit my web site at:
http://www.sss.arts.ohio-state.edu/DON/index.html
or
http://128.146.138.201/DON/index.html
peace...

sounds like you should not hate them if you need the machine to do what
you want.... Who really cares what computer you use as long as it gets
the job done.

On Wed, 23 Apr 1997, don hodell chilcote wrote:

> I'm new to the group, and although this is a little off the topic;
> Does anyone know of a physical modeling software program for the pc, based
> in Win95 or WinNT4 that has the flexibility of Modalys (MAC), or does
> IRCAM?(I Believe, I'm not a MAC user-hate them) have the corner on the
> market.  Ideally, I would like one as powerful as the Yamaha VL1, but
> software driven on a PC platform, like SynthBuilder on the NEXT.  I've used
> the virtual samplers, virtual sequencers, including an object oriented
> software synthesis program called Vwaves, similiar to the patchworks
> interface. Vwaves is of course not as powerful as Csound/Patchworks.
> Respond if you know.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Don Hodell Chilcote
> Chilcote.9@osu.edu (Student of Marc Ainger)-OSU
> Don Hodell Chilcote
> 614-688-0172
> DHC Productions, Inc. 1997
> chilcote.9@osu.edu
> chilcote.9@juno.com
> Visit my web site at:
> http://www.sss.arts.ohio-state.edu/DON/index.html
> or
> http://128.146.138.201/DON/index.html
> peace...
> 
> 

Sure: if you have a C++ compiler try:

http://www.music.princeton.edu/PSK/

and get Perry Cook's physical modeling code:
I hear it works in Weendoze (shudder).
Even has a Tk G.U.I. as a demo: should be
able to get that working with WinTk.


Why are you using an inferior operating system, anyway?

Unix. The one and only ;')


okokokokokokokokokok....good luck!
(Say hey to Marc...went to school w/ him.)


CharlieB