Also look into Csound5. Someone has been working on a CFFI backend to
the API. If you have good lisp skills, it would be great if you could
get that going, as the Csound package has a ton of great features, and
you'd still be in lisp.
Ken
David O'Toole wrote:
I've been sniffing around Google and it seems like building this on
top of Snd would be best. I am quite married to lisp, it's my favorite
language :-).
I see that Snd allows interaction on stdin/stdout. This means I should
be able to write a CL program that starts Snd in the background, using
Snd as a sort of audio server, then send s-expressions to Snd.
I will keep you posted on what I come up with.
"Bill Schottstaedt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
How do I write a synthesis program that talks to CLM in realtime?
Check out Snd. Perhaps you could build on the work Kjetil has
done (http://www.notam02.no/~kjetism/sandysth/ etc)?
As far as I know, defpinstrument was never actually used for real-time
work; CL is (or was) problematic in that regard. I think there has been
recent progress on that front -- perhaps Rick and
friends have overcome all the problems.
Perry Cook and Gary Scavone's Stk is aimed at real-time synthesis --
you might check it out -- are you married to lisp?
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