14 May
2003
14 May
'03
3:45 p.m.
On Wed, May 14, 2003 at 11:00:34AM -0600, Jesse Ray Lucas wrote:
I don't know much about csound, but am intrigued
by it. Would there
possibly be a way to write the equivalent of a soft sampler using csound? I
suppose that would require a realtime version of csound like DirectCSound
for Win32. Can csound for Linux work in realtime?
yes it can run in realtime.
As for writing a sampler in csound: csound can both load short samples into
memory using some of the GEN routines, and it can use the diskin opcode
to play sounds directly from disk. However, the latter isn't very
responsive in realtime IIRC, so for good playback you need to use
the in-memory approach, which means you're limited by your physical RAM.
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