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Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Photo-Theremin Code 3 days, 5 hours ago · View
I wanted to make sure that I posted the code used in the Photoresistor Theremin video I posted last week. So here it is. There are four files in all. Eventually, this will be wrapped up nicely and shipped with future releases of Csoundo.
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Jacob Joaquin posted a new activity comment: 1 week, 2 days ago · View
I’m still having issues. I’m using the HTML editor for my posts. If I use embed or object tags, then those blocks of code disappear when I click Save Draft. I can confirm that auto embed works for YouTube, though not for blip.tv or SoundCloud.
In reply to - Peter Kirn posted an update: Anyone having trouble with video/audio embeds (i.e., copying and pasting code), I’ve just made a modification after our WordPress 3.0 install; should work now, but let me know if not. Also, note that you can pass URLs directly and get automatic embeds – very cool new WP3 feature. · View -
Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Photoresistor Theremin 1 week, 2 days ago · View
Thanks! I studied a few examples and put this together, so there isn’t any single guide I can point to. However, I will spec it out soon, so others can build it. I plan on including it with the next release of Csoundo.
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Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Photoresistor Theremin 1 week, 3 days ago · View
( Watch Video @ blip.tv) Built with Arduino + Processing + Csoundo Processing is amazing. Though it is considered by many to be a visual language, it’s really much more than that. Perhaps a communication development environment would be a more apt description. Take this video for example. I’m using an arduinio board to send sensor data from two [...] -
Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Csoundo 0.1.2 ALPHA release 1 week, 6 days ago · View
I’ve just uploaded the next Csoundo release, which provides better examples, documentation and stability. Download: csoundo-0.1.2.zip Eight examples are included in this new release that demonstrate: a simple slider GUI, creating score events, channel busses, reading and writing to f-tables, generating graphs from tables, syncing audio with animation and playing a Csound composition. The README.txt has been [...] -
Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Csoundo Progress Report 2 weeks, 1 day ago · View
I think I leveled up in terms of my understanding of the Csound API since last weekend, thanks to prompt and insightful help from Csounders on the mailing list. This translates into being able to move Csoundo along faster than I have been. Which is probably a necessity since interest in Csoundo unexpectedly starting gaining momentum [...] -
Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: A Milestone for The Csound Blog 2 weeks, 3 days ago · View
Over the weekend, The Csound Blog surpassed 100 RSS subscribers (a combo of two feeds) according to Google Reader. The recent article at CDM was a big help in pushing that number over. Thank you everyone! And even though Csoundo has only been up a little more than a week, it has already been downloaded 135 times, [...]
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post The Future of Csoundo 2 weeks, 5 days ago · View
Let me know how things work out. It’ll help me fix things up for future releases. And please keep in mind that Csoundo is still highly unstable as this is an ALPHA release. :)
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post The Future of Csoundo 2 weeks, 5 days ago · View
Floats is what you need, as Doubles isn’t supported yet. But yeah, it does sound like a commandline issue. There’s a way to temporarily fix this by changing the CsOptions in the synth.csd files. <CsoundSynthesizer> <CsOptions> ; your command-line settings here. </CsOptions> Unfortunately, I don’t know what will work on windows. You might know already, [...]
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post The Future of Csoundo 2 weeks, 5 days ago · View
@Grant Muller: Thanks to taking a look. Which example works? Are you running Csound floats or doubles? You can check to see if you are running floats or doubles in the console output. It’s printed near the top like this: PortMIDI real time MIDI plugin for Csound PortAudio real-time audio module for Csound virtual_keyboard real [...]
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post The Future of Csoundo 3 weeks, 2 days ago · View
@Frederico Lopes: A couple people reported to me yesterday that they were successful in running Csoundo on Windows. They replaced the csnd.jar file that came with Csoundo with the csnd.jar that came with the Windows Csound binary installer at sourceforge. You might be able to get it up and running.
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Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: The Future of Csoundo 3 weeks, 2 days ago · View
Now that I’ve pushed Csoundo out the door, it’s time for me to take a step back and look at where it’s at and where it’s going. As of this moment, Csoundo is nothing more than the bare Csound essentials. It can run a CSD, read and write to tables, generate score events, and push/pull information [...] -
Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: What’s going on with QuteCsound? 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
A lot, actually. Jim Aikin recently wrote an excellent column for CDM called Deep Synthesis Made Free, Easy: QuteCsound . In it, he makes this observation, “With the release of QuteCsound 0.6.0, developer Andres Cabrera has made Csound about as easy to use as it’s ever likely to be.” Back in the day, it took me six hours [...] -
Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Announcing Csoundo 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
@Peter Kirn: Thanks! And thanks for the cdmblogs tweet! I’m looking forward to hearing from people whether it works or not. This first release is clunky, but any feedback I get will certainly help the next release.
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Frequency Modulation 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
@Vilson Vieira: Thanks! Feel free to send me an email, or we can find a place to talk publicly, so others might join in. Maybe I’ll just post an open discussion thread here. My email is jacobjoaquin@gmail.com. I have a few things I want to talk about here on Slipmat. I’ve been working with the [...]
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Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Announcing Csoundo 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
I’m happy to announce the first ALPHA release of Csoundo, a Csound library for Processing. Download Csoundo Csoundo is in very early development, but like they say, release early and often. Csoundo has only been tested on OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard. It comes with three examples: A mouse theremin, f-table-to-graph and a visualization experiment. Video of [...] -
Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Csound Tables to SVG with Processing 3 weeks, 6 days ago · View
@Prent Rodgers: I did not know that. I gave it a try, and it does output an eps file on OS X, which I can then open in Illustrator. Though it’s only generating the first table. Even then, what a convenient way for generating hi-resolution graphs, even if one has to generate one graph at [...]
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Csound Tables to SVG with Processing 3 weeks, 6 days ago · View
@Peter_Kirn: I’m doing my best to get the code up soon. Will probably have stuff up by next week. Actually reading up on how to build a Processing library right now.
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Jacob Joaquin commented on the blog post Csound + Processing Experiment I 4 weeks ago · View
@tehk: That’s not a problem. Just this morning, I had processing randomly changing table values using code. It’s just a matter of slapping on a GUI.
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Jacob Joaquin wrote a new blog post: Csound Tables to SVG with Processing 4 weeks ago · View
I just discovered that I can easily export tables from Csound to a scalable vector graphic (SVG) format thanks to Processing. I’m really excited about this since I’ll be able to generate nice looking graphs in the future, both for this blog and for The Csound Journal . This all comes from work I’m doing in my spare [...] - Load More
