Re: [Bluemusic-users] Install question

[Steven Yi <ste...@gm...>]

Hi Stuart,

Glad you enjoyed "On the Sensations of Tone"! =3D)

I'm also glad the the GBS version sounds like it is getting you closer
to working.  For blue's render to disk and play feature, it assumes
Csound runs correctly and will output the wave file, and if it
doesn't, blue will tell you it can't find the file, which is correct.=20
The problem now is to figure what is going on with Csound.  If you run
csound with the play button and it is crashing, there should at least
be some messages from csound.  You can view them by opening up the
console window (F7 is the shortcut).   You might also want to try
outputing the project as a CSD file to disk (ctrl-shift-g is the
shortcut, or it is in the project menu), and then running it on the
commandline, i.e.:

csound -d -o dac myProject.csd

Doing that may give some better information as to what is going on.=20
You are also welcome to email me .blue projects that you have problems
with and I can help you on list or off with that.

Oh, also, for disk render commandline, you might want to try something like=
:

csound -Wdo myProject.wav

Hope that helps!

steven




On 9/10/05, Stuart Felenstein <stu...@ya...> wrote:
> Steven,
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> I appreciate your patience here.  I grabbed Csound4
> GBS and seemed to have made some progress though still
> somewhat short of the goal.
> Hitting the "play" button plays the piece.
> Choosing "render to disk and play" causes csound to
> crash and then a pop-up in Blue about an unsupported
> audio file.
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> Here are my command line options:
> Under Real Time Render Options:
> I've tried actually both -d -o dac and -do devaudio,
> both seem to crash csound.
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> Under disk render options:
> -Wdo -wav-
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> by the way "On the Sensations of Tone" very nice piece
> !
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> Thanks
> Stuart
> --- Steven Yi <ste...@gm...> wrote:
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> > That seems like it should work alright.  Is the
> > updated version of
> > Csound you downloaded specifically compiled for DOS,
> > and did you try
> > it with Cecilia?  There's a possibility that the
> > version you have is
> > compiled for 16-bit DOS mode and is not a 32-bit
> > windows commandline
> > version.  I would recommend to try using Csound4 GBS
> > version on the
> > sourceforge download page. Sourceforge is down at
> > the moment though,
> > but when it come back up I would try that.  (Sorry
> > for all the hoops
> > to jump through, I'm trying to cause the same
> > problem here but haven't
> > been able to yet.  You could also email the version
> > of csound you are
> > trying to use to my email address off list and I can
> > try it out here
> > to see if it is that.)
> >
> > steven
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