Re: Two questions for the experts

Nyquist is another cool language, but what really gets my interest is this
article in the online csound magazine about using csound in realtime with
keykit controlling it:
http://www.csounds.com/ezine/autumn1999/realtime/



On Fri, 5 Mar 2004, Ansible X wrote:

> I've been away from making music for a while and want to get back into it 
> (equipped with a couple years of studying math and computer science.) I used 
> to play with Csound a little.
> 
> First question:
>    Is there any other good languages for DSP/Synthesis besides Csound worth 
> learning (markup or other)? Or should I just focus on Csound?
> 
> Second:
> 
>    I've been toying with the idea of  networking a few old linux boxes 
> together and getting some cheap controllers for them. Then programming a 
> synth on each one and running them real time outputting audio fromm each one 
> to an analogue mixer and controlling them via a sequencing program on 
> another 'master' computer (basically treating each linux box as a 
> stand-alone synth). I would only run one synth on each box because when I 
> say 'old' I mean p3. (a p3 should be able to handle atleast one intsrument 
> real time right?).
> 
> Is this practical? Or would there be better ways to do this (I think the 
> idea of having a bunch of linux boxes as synths is alluring to my computer 
> geek side)
> 
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