Hey hey,
I think I never posted this. This is a collection of around 40 birdcalls. This 
work is a transcription of the SND "package" bird.scm, based on the Common 
Lisp implementation by bil@ccrma.Stanford.edu, very many thanks to Bill for 
the great job.
http://juliencoder.de/sound/m_aves-1.0.zip

All opcodes share the same consistent call signature:
aOut = m_aves_birdname([iAge, [kTrig]])
The age parameter should be between 0 and 1 and is non scientific, it simply 
changes the base pitch of the call, with one being the default.

When the trigger argument is used a call will be triggered, whenever this goes 
high. Otherwise a call will only be triggered once.

SND has a newer and much more expanded package of animal sounds, including 
even more birds, frogs and insects, but I haven't been able to figure that out 
yet. It uses a more complex oscillator model. I haven't found out what it does 
exactly and thus implment a similar sound generation in Csound. Perhaps 
someone else could be enticed to look into animals.scm ? :)

Happy tweeting (and even retweeting if you like :) ),

Jeanette

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wow- this is magnificent! makes me want to dust off my lisp-ish skills 
look at animals.scm ...

what would messaien have thought?

thank you for doing and sharing this ...


On 9/22/22 12:05, Jeanette C. wrote:
> Hey hey,
> I think I never posted this. This is a collection of around 40 
> birdcalls. This work is a transcription of the SND "package" bird.scm, 
> based on the Common Lisp implementation by bil@ccrma.Stanford.edu, 
> very many thanks to Bill for the great job.
> http://juliencoder.de/sound/m_aves-1.0.zip
>
> All opcodes share the same consistent call signature:
> aOut = m_aves_birdname([iAge, [kTrig]])
> The age parameter should be between 0 and 1 and is non scientific, it 
> simply changes the base pitch of the call, with one being the default.
>
> When the trigger argument is used a call will be triggered, whenever 
> this goes high. Otherwise a call will only be triggered once.
>
> SND has a newer and much more expanded package of animal sounds, 
> including even more birds, frogs and insects, but I haven't been able 
> to figure that out yet. It uses a more complex oscillator model. I 
> haven't found out what it does exactly and thus implment a similar 
> sound generation in Csound. Perhaps someone else could be enticed to 
> look into animals.scm ? :)
>
> Happy tweeting (and even retweeting if you like :) ),
>
> Jeanette
>

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Hey hey,
I think I never posted this. This is a collection of around 40 birdcalls. This work is a transcription of the SND "package" bird.scm, based on the Common Lisp implementation by bil@ccrma.Stanford.edu, very many thanks to Bill for the great job.
http://juliencoder.de/sound/m_aves-1.0.zip

All opcodes share the same consistent call signature:
aOut = m_aves_birdname([iAge, [kTrig]])
The age parameter should be between 0 and 1 and is non scientific, it simply changes the base pitch of the call, with one being the default.

When the trigger argument is used a call will be triggered, whenever this goes high. Otherwise a call will only be triggered once.

SND has a newer and much more expanded package of animal sounds, including even more birds, frogs and insects, but I haven't been able to figure that out yet. It uses a more complex oscillator model. I haven't found out what it does exactly and thus implment a similar sound generation in Csound. Perhaps someone else could be enticed to look into animals.scm ? :)

Happy tweeting (and even retweeting if you like :) ),

Jeanette

Thanks all of you, I hope it can be hlepful, as niche as it is. :)

Best wishes,

Jeanette

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Thank you for sharing. Creating bird calls is what I have been meaning to try. Great!

Tetsuya Miwa

> 2022/09/23 1:05、Jeanette C. のメール:
> 
> Hey hey,
> I think I never posted this. This is a collection of around 40 birdcalls. This work is a transcription of the SND "package" bird.scm, based on the Common Lisp implementation by bil@ccrma.Stanford.edu, very many thanks to Bill for the great job.
> http://juliencoder.de/sound/m_aves-1.0.zip
> 
> All opcodes share the same consistent call signature:
> aOut = m_aves_birdname([iAge, [kTrig]])
> The age parameter should be between 0 and 1 and is non scientific, it simply changes the base pitch of the call, with one being the default.
> 
> When the trigger argument is used a call will be triggered, whenever this goes high. Otherwise a call will only be triggered once.
> 
> SND has a newer and much more expanded package of animal sounds, including even more birds, frogs and insects, but I haven't been able to figure that out yet. It uses a more complex oscillator model. I haven't found out what it does exactly and thus implment a similar sound generation in Csound. Perhaps someone else could be enticed to look into animals.scm ? :)
> 
> Happy tweeting (and even retweeting if you like :) ),
> 
> Jeanette
> 
> -- 
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> * Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMS4rfGrTwz8W7jhC1Jnv7g
> * Audiobombs: https://www.audiobombs.com/users/jeanette_c
> * GitHub: https://github.com/jeanette-c
> 
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> (Britney Spears)
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Hi Andie!
Nov 17 2022, Andie Sigler has written:
...
> not working on either of two computers -- one fails with stack smashing,
Can't help you there at all.
> and the other writes a wav file and keeps writing (i.e. never terminates
> and the wav file gets interminably long). Is that how it's meant to be run?
...
No, it's not, but it does on my system as well. So far I had only tested
it with live output. For a start, it does take its time rendering.

You can fix the problem by going into the demo.csd file and entering the
following line in the score section:
f0 125

Apparently using only the schedule statement in the CsInstruments
section doesn't trigger the termination after the instrument has run its
course, or I made some other mistake. It's worth investigating and
thanks for pointing it out. I hope you will have fun with the birds.

Best wishes,

Jeanette

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