I’m happy to announce the first ALPHA release of Csoundo, a Csound library for Processing.
Csoundo is in very early development, but like they say, release early and often. Csoundo has only been tested on OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard. It comes with three examples: A mouse theremin, f-table-to-graph and a visualization experiment. Video of the last example can be seen here.
A special thanks to everyone in the Csound community who has been helping me figure out the Csound API, making Csoundo a reality.
update: I’m getting some initial bug reports. Which is expected. I’m on it!
update 2: Reports of Csoundo working on Windows, while others are working to get it up and running on Linux.
Fantastic! Congrats, Jacob! Happy to test on Windows and Linux (well, and Mac). PS, I need to look into why we’ve utterly confused comment cookies with your custom domain…
@Peter Kirn: Thanks! And thanks for the cdmblogs tweet! I’m looking forward to hearing from people whether it works or not. This first release is clunky, but any feedback I get will certainly help the next release.
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