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> I'm sure this question has been asked to death, but I looked around in
> archives for the answer. And I haven't found it yet. I've gotten the
> csound 3.46 files for linux, but I can't get them to compile. Anybody
> have the options in the Makefile for the linux distribution.
The answer is this:
ftp://mustec.bgsu.edu/pub/linux
There's a working source tree and a working 3.46 binary.
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Are there any plans for a soundin type module that would allow RT audio
in (not from a file)? This, in conjunction with RT audio out would
facilitate Csound as a realtime signal processor.
Thanks for any replies.
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> Are there any plans for a soundin type module that would allow RT audio
> in (not from a file)? This, in conjunction with RT audio out would
> facilitate Csound as a realtime signal processor.
in, ins, inq
works well on unix, dont know about mac & pc.
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> > Are there any plans for a soundin type module that would allow RT audio
> > in (not from a file)? This, in conjunction with RT audio out would
> > facilitate Csound as a realtime signal processor.
>
> in, ins, inq
>
> works well on unix, dont know about mac & pc.
Works for the Linux version too...
== Dave Phillips
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Jean Piche wrote:
>
> > Are there any plans for a soundin type module that would allow RT audio
> > in (not from a file)? This, in conjunction with RT audio out would
> > facilitate Csound as a realtime signal processor.
>
> in, ins, inq
>
> works well on unix, dont know about mac & pc.
Sorry, I forget to say that I am using a PC.
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Dave Phillips wrote:
>
> > > Are there any plans for a soundin type module that would allow RT audio
> > > in (not from a file)? This, in conjunction with RT audio out would
> > > facilitate Csound as a realtime signal processor.
> >
> > in, ins, inq
but what tricks are involved in getting a full-duplex, rt
signal-processor--is there a short piece of example-code anywhere? For
example, when I run csound as follows,
csound -i devaudio -o devaudio soundin.orc soundin.sco
I get: error while reading DSP device for audio
And when I run it without the '-o audio', data in the dispfft window is
clearly dependent upon the amplitude of the source, but is shaped
improperly, like a bowl with peaks at the extreme left and right.
Here's my main instrument, which should at least illustrate my
intentions (not much of an fx box yet):
intr 1
ainput in
ar=ainput
ag=ar
dispfft ainput, .05, 1024
outs ar, ag
endin
If it matters, I have a redhat linux box with a gus pnp & the ultrasound
project drivers.
Thanks!
Matt Loper
Matthew@loper.org
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