Re: Matt's Patcher - was Re: JackOSX

oh my.

this is great.  i was happy to just "make it work" but this is really 
nice.  much easier to use and looks like it is much more cpu friendly 
as well.

i guess that whole squeaky wheel thing is for real.  is this 
"semi-classified", or can i spread the word a bit?

~josh


On Jan 7, 2004, at 1:18 PM, Matt J. Ingalls wrote:

>
> i should also mention that there is a similiar yet simpler tool that i
> have been working on for c74 that i am quite proud about - its going 
> to be
> renamed before an official release, but you can try out a pre-release
> version here:
>
> http://www.synthesisters.com/download/MSP_Patcher.sit
>
> for simple tasks like recording the output of maccsound into a DAW or
> something it might prove useful.
>
> -m
>
>
>
> On Wed, 7 Jan 2004, Josh Mattoon wrote:
>
>> For some time I've longed for the ability to use csound in conjunction
>> with my DAW (Digital Performer).  I do have the ability to send midi
>> data out to MacCsound, but there was no good way of getting audio back
>> in.  And there certainly was no easy way to use Csound-based plugins.
>>
>> Well, this has changed, albeit in beta form.
>>
>> http://www.jackosx.com
>>
>> This is a port of the Linux Jack server to OSX, and basically allows
>> any CoreAudio app to be wired together.  "Wait, this has been done
>> before with programs like detour, etc."  I never personally used those
>> programs, but heard that they caused some chaos with "real" audio 
>> apps.
>>   This one is designed to play nice CoreAudio.  It plays so nice, in
>> fact, that it includes AudioUnit and VST plugins that you can drop 
>> into
>> your DAW, and send that data into the Jack chain.  This means that it
>> is now possible to create plugins in csound, and use them in your DAW.
>> It also means that you can record csound synths in your DAW like any
>> other AU/VST.
>>
>> It's a bit of a pain to set things up, but I feel like I'll get the
>> hang of it soon enough.  I haven't tested with more than stereo in/out
>> either, but as long as MacCsound allows it, it should prove to be very
>> flexible.
>>
>> ~josh
>>
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