Yep, I got the message - can't get into cSound because I don't have Python 2.5. After installing it. Being new to cSound and fooling around in Vista, I'm stuck.
I'm thinking of joining a monastery, and by power of prayer, devise a solution. Or, find a way of getting onto one of the forums, or fori?

A simple Music-Trigger program written in Csound, Python and PyGame. It uses keyboard and joypad interface

More info :http://www.live-electronics.com

This is a beta of a wxpython slider bank compiler... yet another argument for redoing everything and then releasing it on disk... plus you can sell coffee cups and tea-shirts :) this generates the sliders based on slidername minvalue maxvalue.. could be used for anything realy not just csound.. Anyone else have alot of time that would be intrested in a major self-publishing venture?? let me know.

http://dexrowem.blogspot.com/2008/10/slider-bank-generator.html

http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.python/browse_thread/thread/ab7...

This is inspired by csound blue. May be a good argument for keeping the graphics and the code sperate (as is often promoted on the python boards). This particular attempt may fall flat on its face.. I wish to use either tkinter or ogl (from wxpython) and ignore pygame (I like them but it's a problem on alot of laptops because of memory). It comes down to finding and example where you can limit the x and/or the y..

A simple synchronous granular synthesis program written in Csound, Python and PyGame. It uses keyboard and joypad interface.
More info :http://www.live-electronics.com

In the .orc file we have :

instr 101 ;SIMPLE OSCIL
a1 oscil 10000, 440, 1
out a1
endin


the function number, which is the third argument of oscil is 1.

Is this function number is referring to the f-table in the .sco file ?

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OK, after reading the comments, let's recapitulate :

The function number, the third argument of oscil, is referring to the f-table in the .sco file. ftables can also be defined in ORC code via the ftgen opcode.

through cmd, it is possible to compile csound files :

cd [directory]
> csound filename.orc filename.sco


The .csd is unified file (.orc+.sco) with tags.

• [CsoundSynthesizer]
• [CsOptions]
  Options here
  [/CsOptions]
• [CsInstruments]
  The .orc file
  [/CsInstruments]
• [CsScore]
  The .sco file
  [/CsScore]

ares wgflute kamp, kfreq, kjet, iatt, idetk, kngain, kvibf, kvamp, ifn

kamp - midi velocity;
kfreq - midi pitch wheel from "Style Enhancer";
kjet - .26-.46<->0-127 midi expression from "Style Enhancer", http://www.ntonyx.com/se40.htm;
"Flute 01A 110S Solo Lyrical Free" style.
kngain - also midi expression.

Someone else should post cool stuff sometimes. I released this on the python package index also. It is based on code that I found lying around when I was searching gmane wxpython. It can get much better than this but I was excited that I had one working as quicly as I did. The graphics are a two dimentional array of wx.checkbox. believe it or not there is a custom version of wx.checkbox that allows you to do whatever you want to as graphic but I would need a beta tester to make sure the graphics are still cross platform. also included is an updated version of the ifn parser.

http://dexrowem.blogspot.com/2008/08/command-line-csound-parsing.html

This should work on any platform where python works.. pc,linux,mac cell phones exc...
I just need one of those spiffy websites like www.buzzmachines.com