Ludotime, a Csound score generator

Ludotime developer, Ludo Smissaert comments:

With Ludotime you can create Csound Scores by typing a rhythm into an interactive shell. Overlapping notes can be generated in the same fashion as described in the horizontal tutorial. The rhythm that is created is rendered immediately. Ludotime also features a handy bookmark facility and pair renderer. A Dynamic Score facility allows you to create and render subscores from existing scores by making a time selection.

Features:

* Dynamic scores
* Pair recognizer
* Bookmark browser
* Pfield substitution
* Virtual time line
* Score Syntax checker
* Orc analyzer

Check out the Ludotime webpage!
http://www.ludikidee.com/ludotime/index.html

5.03 Release

Csound 5.03 was released yesterday evening.  

New Csound tutorial.

Major changes relate to MIDI and routing MIDI note on message key and
velocity numbers to specified pfields.

There are new opcodes (flooper2, syncloop, pcount, pvalue).

Changes to tempest make it easier to use.

Various optimisations as usual.

==John ffitch

Files are:
        csound_5.03.0-1_i386.deb
          csound-5.03.0-1.i586.rpm
          Csound5.03-i386d.tar.gz
          Csound5.03-i386f.tar.gz
          Csound5.03_manual_A4_pdf.zip
          Csound5.03_manual_html_single.zip
          Csound5.03_manual_html.zip
          Csound5.03_manual_pdf.zip         
          Csound5.03_manual_winhelp_chm.zip
          Csound5.03_OSX10.3.tar.gz
          Csound5.03_OSX10.4.tar.gz
          Csound5.03-win32-d.exe
          Csound5.03-win32-f.exe
          Csound5.03-x86_64d.tar.gz
          Csound5.03-x86_64f.tar.gz
          Loris_STK_src-5.03.zip
          tutorial.pdf

A Csound Tutorial Updated

I have uploaded an updated version of my “A Csound Tutorial” to
http://csound.sourceforge.net/tutorial.pdf.

This version is virtually complete for Windows, except for the section on
Python scripting, which I expect to finish in a day or so.

The Linux and OS X sections have not been done. I will not be able to do
more than a sketch of the Linux section and nothing at all for OS X.

Comments, updates, and contributions are welcome.

Regards,
Mike