[Bluemusic-users] csound native mode

[zappfinger <zap...@gm...>]

I wonder, is there some way to use csound natively?
E.g., when I look at the following tutorial, I see a global variable and 2
instruments.
I don't know how to do that in Blue, so why not use a native or basic csound
mode?

Richard


sr        =    18900          ; toot9.orc
  kr        =    945
  ksmps     =    20
  nchnls    =    2              ; stereo
  garvbsig  init 0              ; make zero at orch init time

  instr 9
     idur        =    p3
     iamp        =    p4
     iskiptime   =    p5   
     iattack     =    p6
     irelease    =    p7
     ibalance    =    p8   ; panning: 1=left, .5=center, 0=right
     irvbgain    =    p9                  
     kamp        linen      iamp, iattack, idur, irelease  
     asig        soundin   "soundin.aiff", iskiptime
     arampsig    =         kamp * asig            
                 outs      arampsig * ibalance,  arampsig * (1 - ibalance)
     garvbsig    =         garvbsig + arampsig * irvbgain  
  endin     

  instr 99                 ; global reverb
     irvbtime    =         p4 
     asig        reverb    garvbsig,  irvbtime ; put global signal into
reverb
            outs asig, asig 
     garvbsig    =    0              ; then clear it
  endin     
In the score we turn the global reverb on at time 0 and keep it on until
irvbtime after the last note.

; ins     strt dur  rvbtime                  ; toot9.sco
  i99     0    9.85 2.6

; ins strt dur  amp  skip atk  rel  balance(0-1) rvbsend
   i9 0    1    .5   0    .02  .1   1            .2
   i9 2    2    .5   0    .03  .1   0            .3
   i9 3.5  2.25 .5   0    .9   .1   .5           .1
   i9 4.5  2.25 .5   0    1.2  .1   0            .2
   i9 5    2.25 .5   0    .2   .1   1            .3
e

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