Csoundo 0.1.2 ALPHA release

By JyKang in [Csnd]Info 0 Comment

Csoundo 가 발전과정에 있군요. 새로운 버전이 나왔습니다. 예전에 MacCsound가 이제 더이상 개발이 되지 않아 많은 Csound user들을 잃었는데

이 프로그램이 좋은 개발 환경이 되었으면 좋겠군요.

아래에 세부정보입니다.



http://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo/downloads

Here’s the rundown:

-Eight examples are included in this new release that demonstrate: a
simple slider GUI, creating score events, channel busses, reading and
writing to f-tables, generating graphs from tables, syncing audio with
animation and playing a Csound composition.
-The README.txt has been upgraded to include better install
instructions for Linux, OS X and Windows.
-This release should work on a few more computers, as audio now
outputs to the default DAC, where as before, it would sometimes try to
render to a file on some computers.
-Users can also now set the Csound command-line options with the
cs.setOptions() method.
-A few things have been cleaned under the hood, which should provide
better stability.

Csound를 이용한 spectre analysis

By JyKang in [Csnd]Info 0 Comment
가장 쉬운 방법은 오디오 파일은
Dock에 있는 MacCsound’s icon위로 드레그합니다.

그럼 오디오 파일 윈도우가 뜨고
‘pvanal’을 drop down메뉴에서 선택한다음에
녹색 플레이버튼을 누릅니다.

PVOC-EX (.pvx) format은 사용도 쉽고, 소리의 질적 차원에서도 .pvc format보다 더 뛰어납니다.  

그 외에 pvs를 사용해서 on-the-fly analysis 를 할수도 있고
command-line 을 사용하여
csound -U pvanal  inputfile  outputfile
하고 PV   계열 옵코드로 재합성 시킬수 있습니다.

Announce: Csoundo Processing Library

By JyKang in [Csnd]Info 0 Comment

I’m happy to announce the first release of Csoundo, a Processing
library for Csound.

Csoundo Repository @ Github
http://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo

Download Csoundo
http://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo/downloads

This has only been tested on OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard. In fact,
it ships with the OS X csnd.jar, so it might work for anyone on OS X
out of the box, once you install Csoundo into your Processing
sketchbook ‘libraries’ folder (see the README for details).  For other
platforms, you’ll need to replace the csnd.jar file with your system’s
csnd.jar file. Not sure if it’ll work on Windows or Linux, but I’d
love to hear either way.

It comes with three examples: A mouse theremin, f-table to graph and a
visualization experiment.

Thanks to everyone who has been helping me out here on the list and
over private email. I will definitely include a ‘special thanks’ in
future releases.

Best,
Jake