From: Jeremiah Benham ()
Date: Dec 5, 2004
Subject:
Re: csound on OpenBSD?
On Sun, Dec 05, 2004 at 09:31:22AM -0500, Art Hunkins wrote:
> As a composer deeply involved in real-time performance of Csound, I hope you
> decide to include FLTK and MIDI in your OpenBSD build. Both are crucial to
> working with Csound in real time.
>
> Also, though both are valuable, it is feasible to work with one without the
> other.
I think he is trying to build a console only csound. If he has midi i/o working he could build maybe an ncurses or even a python front end end or something that
communicates with csound via a FIFO or pipe. That would actually be pretty cool. Especially if you could somehow be able to assign keybindings to your interface.
The pyhton idea may require a slight pause (at least how I am imagining it).
you can be in a python interpreter and type something like:
i1.rev(2)
This maybe will call a function to increase the reverb of instrument 1 by a value of 2.
i1.rev(-3)
down by 3.
preset(a)
etc ....
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