After a long time away trying other platforms, I am back to Csound and blue and enjoying it more than ever. FMain Street was the 1st thing I did when coming back to blue. It is on the Podcast here at http://www.csounds.com/node/502

I have a 1.04 version up... I am sure it has bugs, what I have done is edit the list again and then created a new depreciated list. There are now three command line programs and maybe a good argument for a code editor with python embedded with the ability to add tools to the menu and control of the editing and output windows (including text color).... I am under the impression that there are deprecated commands on some of the instruments on the csound disk but I haven't checked yet..

I have bundeled this with the ifn parser. this will give you the line number and then the positions of ifn numbers. should be something that would be very useful with an csound editor.

http://www.ziddu.com/download/6671238/ifnparser3.zip.html

seems like it was picking up part of a word so it looks for the word and a space now.
will now be able to update the ifn number even if it is a variable defined earlier.
included freeware editor that can sort lines (requires java 1.6 or 6 I am not sure how they work).
I would like to know of any files that would break the program. uses python 2.5 you may need to take
out some print commands for python 3.0+

http://www.ziddu.com/download/6647189/ifnparser2.zip.html

steve yi wrote an very good article that is worth mentioning on this subject about style.

[This might be better posted in a forum, but as they seem to have disappeared from the front page...]

I'm writing a Csound app, possibly for The Tech Museum in San Jose, and I want to demo it there soon. However, I'm using Linux, and it sounds as if they only have PCs and Macs, and I will have to install Csound on whichever machine is to be used.

As I don't use either OS personally (and have no good access to either), it'd be a good idea to know of any obstacles before I go down there and spen a fruitless afternoon trying to get things to work!

I am very happy to announce a new release called "Elementals" on the Stasisfield netlabel. John Kannenberg has done the beautiful job of design, packaging and presentation that Statisfield followers have come to expect, and I am grateful to part of his roster. Of the four pieces included, three were created with Csound (and two were made using blue).

In John's words:

My Publisher "Armelin Musica" and I, we are very happy to announce the new book about Csound, written in italian language.
This is a nice book for a big software like Csound.
I know the Computer Music since 1982, but I discovered Csound during my studies on Piano (Diploma, 1986) and Computer Music with Nicola Bernardini
(assistant of Luciano Berio) in 1995 after the PhD. in medieval Logic.
Thanks!

Hi,

Just started with cSound, so steep learning curve.

I'm finding the tutorials very confusing... I think I need something simpler still. Any thoughts?

Mark

Hello all. My name is Jim Bond, I am a published Hip Hop producer from NY. I am currently looking for talented sound designers with experience in the Hip Hop field. I am starting a new website selling Hip Hop drum sounds and would like to have someone working by my side as I build this new company. Thanks.

Jim
jimbond27@gmail.com

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I fixed some pretty big errors that I found when I started working with nimrod (in the python code the nimrod code isn't ready yet..

http://www.ziddu.com/download/5354618/ifnparser.zip.html