Csound Journal Issue 9

Posted on August 10, 2008 by Jacob Joaquin

James Hearon and Steven Yi have recently released Issue 9 of The Csound Journal. This just might be the strongest issue yet.

Letters from the Editors
by James Hearon and Steven Yi
Python at the Control Rate: athenaCL Generators as Csound Signals
by Christopher Ariza
hrtfmove, hrtfstat, hrtfmove2: Using the New HRTF Opcodes
by Brian Carty
A Simple NetBeans Java Frontend Application
by Jim Hearon
An Interview with Jean-Luc Sinclair(aka Jean-Luc Cohen)
by Steven Yi
Using Emacs and Csound-x as a Csound IDE: Part I
by Pedro Kröger
Flutes in Orbit
by Brian Redfern
A minimal realtime algorithmic system: “Barebones”
by Øyvind Brandtsegg
Marginalia: Designing a sound installation using Csound
by Richard Bowers
Working with the terminal in OSX: An absolute beginner’s guide
by Jean-Luc Cohen-Sinclair

Csound Journal Issue 7

Posted on December 28, 2007 by Jacob Joaquin

The 7th issue of the Csound Journal was posted back in October, and I’m finally able to properly pimp it out to the world. Here is the list of articles pressent in this edition:

Csound at the Toronto Electroacoustic Symposium 2007 by Jim Hearon
On the Design of Spectral Tools in Blue by Peiman Khosravi
Command Line FX Processing by Jacob Joaquin (that’s me!)
The Wiimote and Csound by Mark Jamerson
Managing Projects with Mercurial by Steven Yi

Csound Journal Issue 6

Posted on May 21, 2007 by Jacob Joaquin

The 6th issue of the Csound Journal has been published at cSounds.com. Here is the list of articles pressent in this edition:

Aspects of Bandlimiting by James Hearon

Developing LADSPA Plugins with Csound by Victor Lazzarini and Rory Walsh

Using Python Inside Csound by Andrés Cabrera

Perl and Csound – Part 2 by Jacob Joaquin (that’s me)

Csound Journal Issue 5

Posted on January 9, 2007 by Jacob Joaquin

The 5th issue of the Csound Journal has been published at cSounds.com. A range of topics are discussed, including Pure Data, an art installation, HPKComposer and Perl. To quote editor Stever Yi, “It never ceases to amaze me the number of different ways that people are using Csound and the wide variety of musics being made.” [source]

I previously mentioned I had written an article for the journal. I’m happy to announce that “Perl and Csound – Part I” is included in this issue. I want to personally thank the editors James Hearon and Steven Yi for giving me the opportunity to contribute to one of my favorite online publications.