Dear fellow Csounders,

I think there was some discussion about bugs in foutir before the 3.59
release, so sorry if this has already been answered.
Here's the problem:  I had an orc/sco pair working with the "foutir"
opcode the last time I used Csound, and did my first conversion from midi
to a score that way, no problem.

Now, I'm trying to do it again with another midifile, and I have changed
the name of the output scorefile, and all Csound does is create the
scorefile, but doesn't write anything to it.

After calculating the frequencies with cpstmid and compiling a .wav file,
Csound pauses and asks for me to type a character to continue.
When I do this, it displays the following for a split second before
closing:

0 (chngrng.sco):

or something very similar.

I am using a 486 with Windows95 and Winsound3.59

Orchestra:
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sr=44100                                             
kr=44100
ksmps=1
nchnls=1

gihandle	fiopen	"chngrng.sco", 0		;creates a
score file for output
massign 1, 1				;assigns midichannels to
instr1
massign 2, 1
massign 3, 1
massign 4, 1

instr 1
	
	icps		cpstmid	1				;reads
midi note number and converts to cps
			foutir	gihandle, 0, 1, icps
	kamp		linseg	0, 0.01, 10000, 0.49, 0
	asig		oscil		kamp, icps, 2
			out		asig
endin
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Score:


f0 15	;pads score with 15 seconds of silence by deferring creation
of f0 (This is longer than the midifile in question)
;	numgrades	basefreq		ratios...
;		interval		basekeymidi
f1 0 64 -2	8	8	220	45	1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8	;a function table for cpstmid tuning ratios for
"midiconvert1.orc"

f2 0  16384   10  1						;a
sine wave for oscil above
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Your comments will be much appreciated

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