Comments for Michael Gogins http://michael-gogins.com Computer music, poetry, photography, thinking Sat, 04 Sep 2010 12:47:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Csound Downloads by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7959 admin Thu, 05 Aug 2010 18:45:04 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7959 I am working on it right now. It should be ready in a few days. Regards, Mike I am working on it right now. It should be ready in a few days.

Regards,
Mike

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by Marc http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7958 Marc Thu, 05 Aug 2010 18:36:25 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7958 Hi Michael, Can you give us a date for the release of Csound 5.12 for Windows? I'm eager ot try 5.12 with Cecilia4. Thanks for all your good work Hi Michael,

Can you give us a date for the release of Csound 5.12 for Windows? I’m eager ot try 5.12 with Cecilia4.

Thanks for all your good work

]]> Comment on How to Program by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?p=299&cpage=1#comment-7954 admin Fri, 28 May 2010 18:04:03 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?p=299#comment-7954 In response to a verbal comment by Peter Brinkmann, I have added some discussion of source code control to the post. In response to a verbal comment by Peter Brinkmann, I have added some discussion of source code control to the post.

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by SoundProgStudent http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7951 SoundProgStudent Fri, 07 May 2010 11:00:33 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7951 Thanks for the tips, Michael: I'll try these out this weekend. Best regards, Thanks for the tips, Michael:
I’ll try these out this weekend. Best regards,

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7949 admin Mon, 03 May 2010 13:32:09 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7949 You need to #include and link with the Csound64 (for double precision samples) or Csound32 (single precision sampoles), csnd, and CsoundAC shared libraries. These have slightly different names on different platforms. However, if you are on Windows using the Windows installer, install everything and then the header files are all in include and the libraries are all in bin. I think that using C++ directly is a good approach. Your code will run faster and you will have more choices of external libraries to link with. The only real problem is that building a csd or orc file into your code is not as easy as it is in Python, where you can include multi-line strings inside triple quotation marks. You will either have to load the csd from an external program, build it into your program as a string resources, or build it into your program as static data broken up into individual lines ending in newlines. One thing that working directly in C++ will also give you is the ability to read audio directly out of the spout buffer, and you can then send this audio to other parts of your program for processing with other code or libraries. Hope this helps, Mike You need to #include and link with the Csound64 (for double precision samples) or Csound32 (single precision sampoles), csnd, and CsoundAC shared libraries. These have slightly different names on different platforms.

However, if you are on Windows using the Windows installer, install everything and then the header files are all in include and the libraries are all in bin.

I think that using C++ directly is a good approach. Your code will run faster and you will have more choices of external libraries to link with. The only real problem is that building a csd or orc file into your code is not as easy as it is in Python, where you can include multi-line strings inside triple quotation marks. You will either have to load the csd from an external program, build it into your program as a string resources, or build it into your program as static data broken up into individual lines ending in newlines.

One thing that working directly in C++ will also give you is the ability to read audio directly out of the spout buffer, and you can then send this audio to other parts of your program for processing with other code or libraries.

Hope this helps,
Mike

]]> Comment on About by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=2&cpage=1#comment-7948 admin Mon, 03 May 2010 13:25:02 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=2#comment-7948 I am her son. My father was Laird Gogins, an inventor married to my mother. They divorced when I was in my first year of high school. How would you know about her? Regards, Mike I am her son. My father was Laird Gogins, an inventor married to my mother. They divorced when I was in my first year of high school. How would you know about her?

Regards,
Mike

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by SoundProgStudent http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7947 SoundProgStudent Sun, 02 May 2010 05:39:47 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7947 Hi Michael: I am interested in experimenting with the C++ interface to CsoundAC. I downloaded this package and loved the tutorials. I can build basic programs with the CppSound and CsoundFile classes, but not with MusicModel, ScoreNodes etc. The docs mention including CsoundAC.hpp, which I cannot seem to locate anywhere. Could you guide me in the right direction please? Something equivalent to toot1.py in C++ would be great! Thanks. Dev C++, mingw, Windows Vista Hi Michael:
I am interested in experimenting with the C++ interface to CsoundAC. I downloaded this package and loved the tutorials. I can build basic programs with the CppSound and CsoundFile classes, but not with MusicModel, ScoreNodes etc.

The docs mention including CsoundAC.hpp, which I cannot seem to locate anywhere. Could you guide me in the right direction please? Something equivalent to toot1.py in C++ would be great! Thanks.

Dev C++, mingw, Windows Vista

]]> Comment on About by D'Arcy Dixon http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=2&cpage=1#comment-7946 D'Arcy Dixon Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:34:00 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=2#comment-7946 Michael, By any chance are you related to a B. Gogins who was a painter in Salt Lake City, Utah? I believe the B. is for Barbara. I have a painting by her, and am trying to learn about her. Thank you, D'Arcy Dixon Michael,

By any chance are you related to a B. Gogins who was a painter in Salt Lake City, Utah? I believe the B. is for Barbara. I have a painting by her, and am trying to learn about her.

Thank you,

D’Arcy Dixon

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7945 admin Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:58:59 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7945 As I have posted to the Csound lists, my apartment is being renovated and I do not have access to my Windows PC all the time. I will do a new release when the renovation is complete. That will probably be sometime in May. As I have posted to the Csound lists, my apartment is being renovated and I do not have access to my Windows PC all the time. I will do a new release when the renovation is complete. That will probably be sometime in May.

]]> Comment on Csound Downloads by admin http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59&cpage=1#comment-7944 admin Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:57:57 +0000 http://michael-gogins.com/?page_id=59#comment-7944 I will post them to my own Web site soon. I will post them to my own Web site soon.

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