Re: perl / python, was apspec activity: music for single stack

But I mean slick in a good way, having some way of generating scores is
important to having a more enjoyable csound composition experience, I've
been doing all my scores by hand and after winding up taking six months to
write a piece, I realizedI needed to apply something programmatic to
generate scores. Its always exciting to checkout what people are doing
programmitically, I like the interface on Blue, but there is a learning
curve. 

The advantage of using command line or editor based tools is that you can
delve into doing stuff that's just too computationally intense to work
with a realtime oriented tool. 

Once there's a csound with a jack client builtin it will make it really
easy under linux to write jack controller programs to drive csound in
realtime with low latency, but because there's always innovation on the
opcode side of things to develop more and more complex generation and
processesing.



On Fri, 23 Apr 2004, Brian Redfern wrote:

> That's pretty intense, when you first mentioned gvim, I thought you meant
> you were using it to do python scripting, but not actually scripting gvim
> from python, that's really slick.
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