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READMIDI
& WRITEMID
READMIDI.EXE and WRITEMID.EXE are two simple DOS utilities that do conversions between Csound scores and standard MIDIFiles. They were written by Keith Lent. Sources are included. Download RWMIDI here: rwmidi.zip |
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Patchwork Patchwork is a graphical user interface which allows
the user to create Csound instruments (i.e., to design synthesis
algorithms in the Csound language) by creating a flowchart. The
flowchart consists of Csound "devices" whose inputs
and outputs are interconnected with "patchcords" or
"wires." Once complete, the flowchart may be compiled
into a standard Csound orchestra. Patchwork was originally written
by Keith Lent as a Macintosh front end for MUSIC56000, his real-time
DSP synthesis language for The University of Texas at Austin Accelerando
System (see Lent, Pinkston, Silsbee. 1995 Computer Music Journal
Volume 13:4), but he designed the program in such a way that it
can be used as a front end for any MUSICn style language (MUSIC4bf,
MUSIC5, MUSIC11, MUSIC360, etc.). Lent subsequently ported Patchwork
to the Next machine and created a preliminary version for Windows.
Russell Pinkston made significant enhancements to the Windows
version and added device libraries for MUSIC320 (Pinkston's real-time
synthesis language for the TMS320C25), for ADI's Sharc/Csound,
and for the public versions of Csound. Bill Morgan developed a
x-Windows version, called xPatchwork, for use with Csound on SGI
computers. A Java version is contemplated. Fairly complete Csound Device Library (over 140 devices) |
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