| > > > soundfile write returned bytecount of -1, not 8192
> > > (disk may be full...
> > > closing the file ...)
hmm, the size of a fifo on Linux is 4096 bytes, I think. Could it be that
you can not write more than that in a single call (it would make sense)?
Try with a block size less than the size of the firo perhaps?
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On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, frederic Aidouni wrote:
> hiya everybody!
>
> I would like to know if anyone on this list is using his computer with
> CSound as an external synth expander?
I'm not sure what you mean by an "external synth expander". I'll assume
that you mean using Csound as a real-time MIDI driven instrument.
If that's the case, I'm getting Csound running on a Pentium 100 Linux box.
I'm trying to get it to work together with KeyKit, so that KeyKit handles
the MIDI input and drives Csound through Line events. So far, the
basically works. The reason I choose KeyKit is that it should be more
robust for doing real-time algo stuff (smart instruments), than trying to
accomplish the same thing using Csound (lots of bugs there most likely,
and the code for the Csound event processing is reeally nasty).
Also, KeyKit can function as a sequencer, so that your performances can
be recreated or whatever.
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On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, frederic Aidouni wrote:
>
> At the moment I have a p200mmx, and I have printed the manual last night,
> and looked at the opcodes,
> it seems that CSound is fabulous!
Well, just be warned that a large number of those opcodes don't work
correctly in every circumstance! Csound is still fantastic for its dollar
price, but be ready for some debugging or finding work arounds.
>
> But before buying a bigger PC (celeron 400 for example) I'm looking for some
> feedback about
> realtime CSound in a midi environnement...
Well, I'm still getting my framework all set up, so for now all I can tell
you is that a simple Wgpluck instrument plays through KeyKit to Csound
without obvious latency. But it will be a while before I get to the point
of tweaking latencies. The biggest problem my machine has with reeal-time
at the moment is that I have IDE disk drives.
Remember, you have the option of running Csound at POSIX priority level.
Also, I seem to recall that someone is working on an audio driver for
RTlinux, although I can't remember where I heard that.
Now *that* would be nice!
Larry
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Hi C sounders
i have attached a instr and was wondering if anyone can help with the
same problem
i have been experiencing for a while
: the scenario
i have say 30 seconds of granular events that are wonderful(to me) i
have usually arrived at by using random selections. I try to extend the
event by putting a
t 0 20 on it so it becomes like a landscape. and i then try to mirror
the initial event
unextended on the otherside. usually seperating then with sections to
remove a high piercing pitch that appears (which is not in the .sco).
so it looks like this
; Function 1 uses the GEN10 subroutine to compute a sine wave
; Function 3 uses the GEN20 subroutine to compute a Hanning window for
use as a grain envelope
f 1 0 4096 10 1
f 3 0 4097 -20 2 1
f2 0 4096 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
f10 0 512 -7 0 50 1 50 .5 300 .5 112 0 ;ADSR
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 105 0 3 1 .05 77 896 448 64 448
0
i 105 3 6 2 .09 7 672 448 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .16 6 544 816 256
272 0
i 105 9 7 1 .0036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .09 14 128 192 448
336 0
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 107 0 3 1 .005 77 896 544 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .009 7 672 544 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .016 6 544 384 256
384 0
i 107 9 7 1 .036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .009 14 128 192 448
192 0
; inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4
i 107 0 3 1 .05 177 448 496 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .09 67 336 512 224
336 1
i 106 6 10 1 .13 76 272 64 256
272 0
i 107 16 6 2 .09 114 336 512 224
336 1
i 105 21 10 1 .08 76 512 1024 64
512 0
i 106 21 10 2 .15 17 1024 496 512
816 1
;this is for reverb settings
;===========================
;p1 p2 p3 p4 p5
;instr strt dur rvbtime hfdif
i98 0 31 5 .7
s
t 0 20 10 240 15 5
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 105 0 3 1 .05 77 896 448 64 448
0
i 105 3 6 2 .09 7 672 448 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .16 6 544 816 256
272 0
i 105 9 7 1 .0036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .09 14 128 192 448
336 0
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 107 0 3 1 .005 77 896 544 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .009 7 672 544 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .016 6 544 384 256
384 0
i 107 9 7 1 .036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .009 14 128 192 448
192 0
; inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4
i 107 0 3 1 .05 177 448 496 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .09 67 336 512 224
336 1
i 106 6 10 1 .13 76 272 64 256
272 0
i 107 16 6 2 .09 114 336 512 224
336 1
i 105 21 10 1 .08 76 512 1024 64
512 0
i 106 21 10 2 .15 17 1024 496 512
816 1
;this is for reverb settings
;===========================
;p1 p2 p3 p4 p5
;instr strt dur rvbtime hfdif
i98 0 31 5 .7
s
t 0 240
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 105 0 3 1 .05 77 896 448 64 448
0
i 105 3 6 2 .09 7 672 448 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .16 6 544 816 256
272 0
i 105 9 7 1 .0036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .09 14 128 192 448
336 0
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 107 0 3 1 .005 77 896 544 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .009 7 672 544 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .016 6 544 384 256
384 0
i 107 9 7 1 .036 15 544 448 512
272 1
i 106 16 6 2 .009 14 128 192 448
192 0
; inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4
i 107 0 3 1 .05 177 448 496 64 448
0
i 107 3 3 2 .09 67 336 512 224
336 1
i 106 6 10 1 .13 76 272 64 256
272 0
i 107 16 6 2 .09 114 336 512 224
336 1
i 105 21 10 1 .08 76 512 1024 64
512 0
i 106 21 10 2 .15 17 1024 496 512
816 1
;this is for reverb settings
;===========================
;p1 p2 p3 p4 p5
;instr strt dur rvbtime hfdif
i98 0 32 5 .7
s; this is the section where th unwanted high pitch results
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 105 0 3 1 .05 77 896 448 64 448
0
i 105 3 6 2 .09 7 672 448 128
336 1
i 106 6 3 1 .016 6 544 816 256
272 0
i 105 9 7 1 .036 15 544 448 512 272
1
i 106 16 2 2 .09 14 128 192 448
336 0
;inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4 1
i 107 0 3 1 .05 77 896 544 64 448
1
i 107 3 3 2 .09 7 672 544 128 336
0
i 106 6 3 1 .016 6 544 384 256
384 1
i 107 9 7 1 .36 15 544 448 512 272
0
i 106 16 1 2 .09 14 128 192 448 192
1
; inst s dur Ft Dens len Fr1 Fr2 Fr3 Fr4
i 107 2 3 1 .015 177 448 496 64
448 0
i 107 5 3 2 .019 67 336 512 224
336 1
i 106 9 5 1 .013 76 272 64 256
272 0
i 107 16 5 2 .09 114 336 512 224
336 1
i 105 21 1 1 .08 76 512 1024 64 512
0
i 106 21 10 2 .15 17 1024 496 512
816 1
;this is for reverb settings
;===========================
;p1 p2 p3 p4 p5
;instr strt dur rvbtime hfdif
i98 0 33 5 .7
e
;here is the orc
sr = 44100
kr = 4410
ksmps = 10
nchnls = 2
garvbsig init 0
instr 105
kpan=p11
koscar oscil 500,512,1
kamp oscil koscar,512,10
aamp linseg 0, .002, 1, p3-.004, 1, .002, 0 ; Declick envelope
kenv expseg p7, p3/2, p8, p3/2, p9, p3/2,p10
a1 grain koscar, kenv, p6, kamp+10, kenv*6, p5, p4, 3, 1
krtl=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)+sin(kpan) ;constant power panning
krtr=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)-sin(kpan) ;from C.Roads "CM Tutorial" pp460
aout=a1*aamp
al=aout*krtl
ar=aout*krtr
outs al,ar
garvbsig=garvbsig+aout
endin
instr 106
kpan=p11
koscar oscil 500,256,1
kamp oscil koscar,256,10
aamp linseg 0, .002, 1, p3-.004, 1, .002, 0 ; Declick envelope
kenv expseg p7, p3/2, p8, p3/2, p9, p3/2,p10
a1 grain koscar, kenv, p6, kamp+10, kenv*6, p5, p4, 3, 1
krtl=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)+sin(kpan) ;constant power panning
krtr=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)-sin(kpan) ;from C.Roads "CM Tutorial" pp460
aout=a1*aamp
al=aout*krtl
ar=aout*krtr
outs al,ar
garvbsig=garvbsig+aout
endin
instr 107
kpan=p11
koscar oscil 500,448,1
kamp oscil koscar,448,10
aamp linseg 0, .002, 1, p3-.004, 1, .002, 0 ; Declick envelope
kenv expseg p7, p3/2, p8, p3/2, p9, p3/2,p10
a1 grain koscar, kenv, p6, kamp+10, kenv*6, p5, p4, 3, 1
krtl=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)+sin(kpan) ;constant power panning
krtr=sqrt(2)/2*cos(kpan)-sin(kpan) ;from C.Roads "CM Tutorial" pp460
aout=a1*aamp
afilt butterlp aout,2048; not sure if this is right but this is what i
was thinking yet it does not woik!!!
amod balance afilt,a1
al=aout*krtl;changing this to amod*krtl etc..did not work
ar=aout*krtr
outs al,ar
garvbsig=garvbsig+aout
endin
instr 98
a1 reverb2 garvbsig, p4, p5
outs a1,a1
garvbsig=0
endin
; can someone suggest or implement some kind of filter to prevent the
piercing high -end squeal????
;i was thing a butterlp ?,2048 but i am unsure of where to put it or if
that is appropriate.
;again i want to limit high frequencies without having to section them
Thanks to all
Pat Pagano
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I can't get HETRO to work with CsoundPPC (3.56 & 3.58) I haven't used it for
quite a while, this is the sort of output I get, no matter the input sound
or it formate (AIFF or SDII), am I doing some thing wrong or is there a bug
audio sr = 36000, monaural
analysing 15346 sample frames (0.4 secs)
analysing harmonic #0
freq est 100.0, max found 165.1, rel amp 275545.2
analysing harmonic #1
freq est 200.0, max found 257.6, rel amp 577941.2
analysing harmonic #2
freq est 300.0, max found 342.9, rel amp 1577218.4
analysing harmonic #3
freq est 400.0, max found 468.3, rel amp 526824.1
analysing harmonic #4
freq est 500.0, max found 563.8, rel amp 1622351.2
analysing harmonic #5
freq est 600.0, max found 675.0, rel amp 2166946.5
analysing harmonic #6
freq est 700.0, max found 764.0, rel amp 1964676.2
analysing harmonic #7
freq est 800.0, max found 841.6, rel amp 1707222.2
analysing harmonic #8
freq est 900.0, max found 963.1, rel amp 942853.5
analysing harmonic #9
freq est 1000.0, max found 1046.6, rel amp 182129.1
scale = 1887354769103380629807955968.000000
harmonic #0: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #1: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #2: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #3: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #4: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #5: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #6: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #7: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #8: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
harmonic #9: amp points 1, frq points 1, peakamp 0
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It will be present too! (however, at present time I have no notice of
any audio card that support it in native mode, not in emulated mode).
--=20
Gabriel Maldonado
http://web.tiscalinet.it/G-Maldonado/home2.htm
Peter Neub=E4cker wrote:
>=20
> What about DirectSound realtime input support in DirectCsound...? Can i=
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Dear Csound list:
This recent tread of drum sounds has been amazing,
it's is a pleasure to hear such great sounds.
Hans -- those crickets, wow ! -- & Varga: you guys rock !!
I admire your understanding of sound.
I know it's been asked but..., snare and hats anyone ?
Varga, I could not figure out what to do with the
split gzip files you sent. Can you, by any chance,
make a .zip or .sit and E-Mail it to me directly ?
...Also, I'll be more than happy to post it somewhere
on my site for people to download -- without spamming
the list --.
All the best,
Eloy
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patrick pagano wrote:
>
> Hi C sounders
> i have attached a instr and was wondering if anyone can help with the
> same problem
> i have been experiencing for a while
> : the scenario
>
> ; can someone suggest or implement some kind of filter to prevent the
> piercing high -end squeal????
Patrick,
I had this problem doing a granular synthesis piece a couple of years
ago (although I made my own granuals, not using the gran inst). Some of
the individual granuals were small enough sound snippets so that they
were really closer in size to a few sample points. They became arranged
in such a way as to become a high frequency sin wave that sounds like an
unfriendly bi-product. So my solution was to make sure that all sound
snippets were large enough to avoid this, but another approach would be
to apply a noise gate or carve out the sound in the frequency range of
the piercing high end squeal.
hope this helps,
> ;i was thing a butterlp ?,2048 but i am unsure of where to put it or if
> that is appropriate.
> ;again i want to limit high frequencies without having to section them
> Thanks to all
> Pat Pagano
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From: Martin Puryear
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Only WDM audio drivers can do DirectSoundCapture natively. There are a
handful of devices that have WDM drivers already, but mainly these will
emerge when Windows 2000 ships in a couple of months.
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It will be present too! (however, at present time I have no notice of
any audio card that support it in native mode, not in emulated mode).
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Peter Neubcker wrote:
>
> What about DirectSound realtime input support in DirectCsound...? Can it
be expected in the near future?
> Peter
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I need some info before I abandon Windows operating system for Linux .
1. which linux flavour should I use with Csound?
2. where can I get this version of Linux?
3. Is Linux as hard to install as everybody says?
4. are drivers hard to find?
Thank You
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Stan Olejarz wrote:
>
> I need some info before I abandon Windows operating system for Linux .
Go easy on yourself - there's no reason to abandon Windows immediately -
install a dual boot system.
> 1. which linux flavour should I use with Csound?
So much is happening lately in terms of Linux distributions, I don't
know what to say. Red-hat is a conservative, reliable, easy to install
choice, however.
> 2. where can I get this version of Linux?
www.redhat.com, or better yet, your local Borders or Barnes and Noble
bookstore. Look for a book that includes a RedHat CD. Just make sure
it's version 5.x or later.
> 3. Is Linux as hard to install as everybody says?
Linux is not really difficult to install lately. The more popular
distributions are really getting user-friendly lately as far as the
installation procedures go. It's down to a step-by-step
answer-the-questions thing lately. Probably about as easy/difficult as
installing Windows on a raw hard drive.
You might be asking the wrong question. Installing Linux is the easy
part (usually). But what to you do when you're first presented with that
login prompt? Where do you go from there? That's where the real effort
begins.
> 4. are drivers hard to find?
Do you mean sound-card drivers? then, no, assuming you don't have an
odd-ball or very recent sound-card.
- Larry Troxler
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I was there but did not notice anything requarding csound.
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any csounders hawking wares at AES; or perhaps strolling the aisles in red
carnations; location?
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