Hi, Here is my camera-ready paper for icmc 2008: http://www.notam02.no/~kjetism/sndrt_icmc2008.pdf
Hopefully someone may find parts of it very interesting. Abstract: " Snd-Rt is a system for realtime sound and music programming whose most distinct features are sample by sample processing and a very efficient realtime-safe conservative garbage collector. This, combined with a framework based on the S-expression syntax, makes it relatively easy to plug in high level languages such as Haskell, ML or Scheme to do realtime sample by sample processing. Using such very high level languages for realtime audio processing could provide previously unexplored possibilities. Snd-Rt lives inside the Snd sound editor and currently consists of a realtime sound engine, a built-in realtimesafe Scheme-like sound programming language named "RT", an interface for using the Faust compiler, and an interface for using the Stalin Scheme compiler. Stalin and "RT" can use CLM for DSP operations, while Faust uses its own system. An interactive Lisp interface is provided for all the compilers, and they all support very efficient sample by sample processing and strongly timed coroutines. Snd-Rt has been used for custom DSP routine prototyping, interactive sound installations, live improvisation (including use of custom-built hardware), exploratory music programming, surround mixing, and to make general sound applications. " _______________________________________________ Cmdist mailing list [email protected] http://ccrma-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/cmdist
