1 Aug
2007
1 Aug
'07
7:10 p.m.
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On Wed, Aug 01, 2007 at 12:26:18PM -0400, Chuckk Hubbard wrote:
Hi MiS. You were recently mentioned to me on the Pd
list as a fellow
Pd/Csound user... been having some issues, might contact you off-list...
I don't know if Csound yet has the ability to act as a DSSI instrument, only
a host, I thought. It will act as a LADSPA plugin, for Audacity and Muse
that I know of (somehow doesn't seem to work with Rosegarden or Ardour for
me).
But, having played with Csound's granular a good deal, I *highly* recommend
it for anyone interested in that. Using a user-defined waveform is
standard, you can control every aspect, switch between waveforms, do other
effects on the result, and honestly I think it's capable of things no other
program is with granular. Definitely miles ahead of Reason's Maelstrom.
A band member has asked me to reproduce this lead synth sound in Linux. He originally
recorded it using Maelstrom.
http://www.restivo.org/misc/unreasonable.ogg
Do you think your Csound granular instrument be able to do this?
I'm currently using an AMS patch (using mvclpf and blvco's) to get a nice sound,
but nowhere near the Maelstrom patch.
I've used both the "fog" and
"fof2" commands for great granular effects. I
believe "fog" was the one I found most useful.
Where would I find these "fog" or "fog2" utilities? And/or a sample
orchestra which uses them?
- -ken
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