Re: Re: Track production methods

Its not easy to compose tracks with csound, but Eric Lyons once made a
cool web drum machine interface, the only thing was that it used sample
playback. the good thing is that its open source, so I'm taking the
concept of making algorithmic beats, but am trying to port his c code to
php, and also I'm working on updating the orc so that it uses synthesis to
generate bass and drum sounds, and I'll probably use fm for the hi hats,
but i want to be able to generate a .csd to the browser, which can
generate drum/bass tracks without having to download any samples. With
eric's program it actually passes the orc and score off to csound to
generate the whole audio file over the web, which wound up causing him a
lot of web overhead, so he had to take it down. This would just generate a
single .csd to the browser, so it shouldn't cause me any bandwidth charge
nightmares if it becomes useful for people.



On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 [email protected] wrote:

> Hi,
> Though I've only taken up csound seriously for about 10 months, what I do 
> mostly is make compositions on my sequencer (Sonar 3) and then play live (midi 
> and audio processing) on top of that. I also do some granular synthesis within 
> csound.
> 
> -- 
> Andres Cabrera
> 
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