Re: csound for software looper?

[ernesto schnack <schnack@mailbolt.com>]

i'm no csound expert, but a friend of mine wrote one of the windows 
versions, and it was pretty much a fight to get csound to do something it 
really wasn't designed to do (working in real time).  After gaining a 
certain amount of success, he rewrote the whole thing in PD and seems to 
be 
much happier with it now.  You can see it here: 
http://www.glennianaro.com/software.htm

If you listen to the music examples, the first 3 tracks are with me on 
guitar :)

Ernesto

On Wed, 14 May 2003 12:39:51 -0600, Jesse Ray Lucas 
<jlucas@neoprimitive.net> wrote:

> Would csound provide a viable platform for writing a real-time software
> looper?  There are real-time versions for Windows (DirectCSound) and 
> Linux
> audio users are telling me that csound for Linux can work in realtime.
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> If I looper was written in csound it would be portable to all major
> platforms (Mac/Win/Unix), provided a user's audio drivers and hardware 
> could
> get good enough latencies for real-time work.
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> -J
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ernesto schnack
http://schnack.does.it