I played around with XCSound for a while and found it worked quite well on my P
200. There are very impressive demos mixing synthesis, digital audio playback,
and midi control in real-time. You can use it as a Windows sound card as well
(audio out and wavetable midi). The high degree of compatibility with existing
sco and orc files is another big plus.

I also had problems with clicks and pops, but didn't spend the time to track
down. I haven't used XCSound for a while now, as I'm kind of been in batch
processing mode lately.

Mike

Sukandar Kartadinata wrote:

> Hi everbody, I'm new to this list. My interest in Csound got revived after
> I found out about that PCI card by Analog Devices which is supposed to run
> an extended version of Csound. Has anyone experience/opinions to share ? In
> particular I'm curious if it is possible to transfer the resulting DSP-code
> to a standalone DSP board (like the EZ-KIT) ? Also, how is realtime
> performance on other platforms ?
>
> Thanks,
> Sukandar
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