From: David Akbari ()
Date: Apr 29, 2005
Subject:
Re: announce: meloncillo 0.73
It has been working quite well for me in ubuntu linux with scsynth and
the design is most attractive. I really enjoy the separation of GUI and
synthesis engine as a change in workflow dynamic.
Even though Csound is not working in realtime it still works in
"offline bounce mode" - also regardless I still find it of great value
to study the examples provided. Also the Lisp integration is most
efficient. This app has a lot of really neat things about it that have
been sounding quite good! It's a thrill for you to post these things
for all of us to study and learn from.
Thanks for posting,
-David
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> hallo,
>
> i know the plug-ins are not well documented. i try to do it as soon as
> possible. you are right, csound can only be used for bouncing offline
> (and
> trajectory filtering) at the moment, because realtime relies on OSC
> which
> was in some old linux csound version once but was never integrated in
> the
> program. meloncillo doesn't speak MIDI at all.
>
> max/msp is "baustelle" (work in progress). i had the amplitude matrix
> working but stopped working on it, because max/msp was eating so much
> CPU
> power compared to supercollider that i couldn't work efficiently on my
> 800
> mhz computer. something for the studio or a two computer situation.
> also
> the java plug-in of max (mxj) is in the beta state now, when the buffer
> manipulation is more mature, i will re-try to build the bridge.
>
> so sorry for csound not working in realtime at the moment. i haven't
> looked at csound 5 yet, maybe there will be chance to use it?
>
> ciao, -sciss-
>
>
> David Akbari wrote:
>> I noticed the Csound examples in the "plugins" folder as well as the
>> Lisp scripts, but there doesn't seem to be any documentation detailing
>> how to set it up so Csound will be the synthesis engine. I realize it
>> mentioned that Csound could pretty much only be used for offline
>> bouncing.
>>
>> Also the Max/MSP integration is really sweet - I like that the GUI and
>> synthesis engine is separated, using this over a network will be a
>> great challenge!
>>
>> Any info on setting this up to work with Csound's synthesis engine
>> would be most appreciated. This is a really neat app. Thanks for
>> posting!
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