Re: Links to your Csound Website?

> Iain,
> 
> Do you have a website with some of your Csound Instruments?
> I would especially like to add you/your site to the Csound People section of
> cSounds.com

At the moment, Glyn and I are cramming for a show at the end of 
September that we intend to do using only linux and csound. So we won't 
have time ( I expect ) to make websites until that is over, but on the 
other hand, in order to put that on we have taken a selection of our 
works and are cleaning them up, testing them, documenting, etc, so when 
it is done we should have some example that others can look at without 
it being tied into our cludgy and ugly master system. ; )

Planned for show-and-tell are:

- some nice drum samplers with self-scheduling filter delays
- a very large and complicated monster of a mono synth with table based 
patch control for real time patch changes, possibly a chord synth of the 
same ( We call it the accordian. It allows chords of monosynths, and 
sounds very very cool when they glide.  )
- some nice sounding real time mixer channels with table based patch 
editing, these have fun things like lfo'd feedback filter delays
- some midi based editing interfaces for the above that allow saving and 
loading of table patches, these we hope to later change to C++ based 
interfaces that write to the tables via the csound api.
- some midi based misc control interfaces as well ( track muting, etc )
- a bunch of python scripts to make score writing for live sets easier

I intend to post the exact setup we use on our site so others can check 
it out, as well as copies of individual components too.

Wish us luck and good coffee! = )

Thanks
Iain
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