Csound5 manual

Operations Between two Vectorial Signals. Vectorial Envelope Generators. Limiting and wrapping of vectorial control signals. Vectorial Control-rate Delay Paths. Vectorial Random Signal Generators. Zak Patch System. Plugin Hosting. DSSI and LADSPA for Csound. OSC and Network. The Csound FLOSS Manual Csound FLOSS. Csound also has several ways of producing output. It can: Read and write soundfiles (off-line rendering) - Using the -o and -i flags specifying an output filename. Read and write digital audio using a sound card (real-time rendering) - Using the -odac and -iadc flags. Read and write MIDI files (non-realtime) - Using the -F and --midioutfile flags.

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Either download the latest source distribution for your platform or check out a copy of the csound5 module from Sourceforge CVS. There are several files in the sources that will help you. Within the examples/cscore/ directory are a number of examples of Cscore control programs, including all of the examples contained in this manual. Operations Between two Vectorial Signals. Vectorial Envelope Generators. Limiting and wrapping of vectorial control signals. Vectorial Control-rate Delay Paths. Vectorial Random Signal Generators. Zak Patch System. Plugin Hosting. DSSI and LADSPA for Csound. OSC and Network. liveconv — Partitioned convolution with dynamically reloadable impulse response. locsend — Distributes the audio signals of a previous locsig opcode. locsig — Takes an input signal and distributes between 2 or 4 channels. log — Returns a natural log of a number, or an array (with optional arbitrary base).