blue

Hi Ken,

Thanks for the compliment!  As for CM and blue, I don't use it myself
but I know it it is possible.  Ben McAllister and Stephane Boussuge
have both done work with CM and blue and perhaps they can be of better
assistance.  There are a few examples in the blue/examples folder tree
that show using CM and blue; I'm think some of the examples use CM on
Windows and another on Linux, and I've only gotten them to work once
or so myself a while ago, but they should help get you started, and
I'm sure Ben or Stephane would be able to help.

Good luck!
steven


On 7/14/06, Ken <renueden@...> wrote:
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> I would really like to integrate Common music into Blue.  Can anyone fill me
> in as to where things lie with CM.  BTW, I have just recently returned to
> Csound and installed Blue, and cannot believe how far along it has come,
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i ken
i recommend you to try your first test in emacs or
xmacs,before copy in blue.
the best way, i think, is to use the Ben mc Allister
routine "print-stream".
look example : "external_commonMusic3.blue" in blue
directory.

here an example:
in external command line  in blue put only: clisp 

after put something like this :


(load "C:/lisptools/cm/src/cm.lisp")
(in-package :cm)


(defparameter *buflen* 4096); used to store file in
print-stream function


(defobject i1 (i)
  ((amp :initform 32000)
   (cps :initform 440)
    (ratio :initform 1.00)
    (pos :initform 0)
    (env :initform 11)
    (ifn :initform 1))
(:parameters time dur amp cps ratio pos env ifn))

(define (notes len)
  (process while (< (now) len)
           for a = (between 25000 28000)
           for f = (between 220 440)
           for ra = (between 1.00 3.00)
           for p = (pick -1 0 1)
           for e = (pick 10 11 12)
           for ry = (pick .25 .5 )
           output (new i1 :time (now) 
                       :amp a	
                       :cps f
                       :ratio ra
                       :pos p
                       :env e
                       :dur ry)
           wait ry))
                       


(events (notes 10 ) "tata.sco")

                       


(defun print-stream (filename)
       (let ((buffer (make-array *buflen*)))
       (with-open-file (f filename :direction :input
                     :if-does-not-exist :error
                     )
       (do ((j 0))((= j (file-length f)))
       (setf myline (read-line f t "eofeof"))
       (if (string-equal myline "eofeof")(return))
       (princ myline)
       (write-char #\Newline)
       (setf j (+ j ))
       )
  ))
)
;
;

;
(print-stream  "tata.sco")


bye
stf



	

	
		
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Thanks for that.  I did end up getting several Common Music examples going
after I figured out what was going on in the example script.

I've never used python before, and seeing all the work that's been done in
blue, and how its integrated, makes me want to dig in and learn.  I like
lisp though for some reason, but perhaps its just what I know right now,
though its not much actually.  I really do like Common Music.  Can anyone
comment on how python compares, to the built in music functions in CM?  Does
python offer the same?

Thanks all,
Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: bluemusic-users-bounces@...
[mailto:bluemusic-users-bounces@...] On Behalf Of stephane
boussuge
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 2:08 PM
To: blue users mailing list
Subject: [Bluemusic-users] RE : Common Music

i ken
i recommend you to try your first test in emacs or
xmacs,before copy in blue.
the best way, i think, is to use the Ben mc Allister
routine "print-stream".
look example : "external_commonMusic3.blue" in blue
directory.

hi ken

i really love cm to and i think the pattern system is
wonderfull .
in python they are some library like pmask (an python
implementation of cmask) who work well and have some
common caracteristic with cm but what i like in lisp
is the mix between function and data but perhaps
python can do the same things,but im not sure. i dont
know really because i dont know lot of things in
python.

bye stf









	

	
		
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