Thanks for the answers!
Statistics: Posted by headphoner — 15 Nov 2010, 21:21
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Perhaps Senso could even directly incorporate the CSound API directly into Usine at some point in the future??? cool
I'm sure it's an hard job!I think I prefer the idea of a user module....
Statistics: Posted by senso — 15 Nov 2010, 17:10
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I suspect this may not be entirely Usine's fault though as the CSoundVST doesn't work in a number of other hosts. It does seem to work in Reaper and Herman Seib's VST host though so hopefully Senso could be able to get it working with Usine.
Perhaps Senso could even directly incorporate the CSound API directly into Usine at some point in the future???
Statistics: Posted by caco — 15 Nov 2010, 14:04
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Is there some people who used csoundvst with usine?
Did it work?
Statistics: Posted by headphoner — 15 Nov 2010, 12:57
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One quick off-topic question for you: does Csound have fft effects? I'm always looking for ways to get some fft effects 
never did something with csound but as far as I can remember from a book the answer is yes: yes it does provide a lot of FFT resynthesis stuff, and Csound offered this long before FFT effects became popular (probably smartelectronix crew was the first that extensively explored musically interesting FFT effects for vst).Statistics: Posted by amiga909 — 29 Mar 2009, 13:23
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there is CsoundVST hwich runs csound programs as vst plugins
http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/Comm ... ndVST.html
afaik cps by bonneville (max alike visual programming) has a easy way to develop with cSound.
http://cps.bonneville.nl/index.php
Um... wow. That had escaped my attention.http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/Comm ... ndVST.html
afaik cps by bonneville (max alike visual programming) has a easy way to develop with cSound.
http://cps.bonneville.nl/index.php
One quick off-topic question for you: does Csound have fft effects? I'm always looking for ways to get some fft effects
Statistics: Posted by runagate — 26 Mar 2009, 18:24
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- CSound provides everything for audio.. mostly except interface and interaction for the user (which seems to be slightly better in the new API). CSound features a lot of well written DSP algos.
- CSound prolly was 'easy' to integrate in Max (and Pure Data) cause they both come from the Music-N development initiated by Max Mathews.
- I have no deep understanding of CSound but IMHO it would be a reasonable task to integrate CSound somehow. but ur opening a can of worms if u expect usine and an external audio lib will work very well: thinking about sync problems between usine and external CSound library, or the fact CSound always was rather an offline music app and (some functions) are not designed to work together with a realtime program.
-> afaik a CSound module would be a waste of time.
usine already has 2 perfectly integrated scripting facilities (Pascal Script, IML)?
Statistics: Posted by amiga909 — 26 Mar 2009, 12:50
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afaik cps by bonneville (max alike visual programming) has a easy way to develop with cSound.
http://cps.bonneville.nl/index.php
Statistics: Posted by amiga909 — 25 Mar 2009, 19:24
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i guess can be a not so difficult task for a experienced developer to integrate the Csound API inside usine...
..i tried it in MaxMSP via the csound~ object...it works flawlessy
some info for coders here
an intro...
http://www.csounds.com/articles/RoryWalsh_CsoundAPI.pdf
the csound API reference
and obviously the main csound site...
wouldn't be great to have such a powerful enviroment inside usine?
Statistics: Posted by lalo — 25 Mar 2009, 19:03
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