Re: A couple questions about CSound
gerald wenzel <[email protected]>
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_KhlER3L escribió: > Hi all, > > > 3. If you are making mainstream music with CSound, can you tell me if you > find more difficult than by using a tracker, or Buzz, and if so, to what > degree? Perhaps there is something someone can say that will help to > smooth out the learning curve. A good way to get started with csound is to render sounds to wav files and then import those files into a composition program of your choice. Hans Mikelson has some cool instruments here: http://www.csounds.com/ezine/spring2000/weekly/ All the instruments come with orchestra and score files so you could simply modify the score files to start rendering unique sounds. The analog filter, teebee (303 emulator), kickdrum and esnare are all useful if you want to make mainstream music. I've used all the instruments I listed and found they all compiled on my computer without having to modify the orc and sco files. Since you have experience with trackers and you're running linux, you could then import your wav files into soundtracker. I don't know much about trackers but soundtracker looks pretty cool. http://www.soundtracker.org/ enjoy! -- gerald wenzel @pplication specific - music is necessary http://apspec.com _______________________________________________ csoundtekno mailing list [email protected] Subscribe, unsubscribe, change mailing list options: http://plot.bek.no/mailman/listinfo/csoundtekno