Hi Jake,
On 09/07/2009, at 2:02 AM, Jacob Joaquin wrote:
>
> What if?
>
> Csound only comes in one variety, Csound Core. Csound Core is
> designed with
>
...
> Plugins include: Python, Java,
... but here you seem not to have understood the difference between
_embedding_ (the python interpreter for eg,) in csound, in which case
it does act like a plugin,
and _extending_ (python, java, c etc) with csound. In which cases
csound acts like a plugin to csound.
This type of use of access to csound (through an Application Program
Interface) eanbles other tools do not-sound-specific things (such as
score-genertion, for eg) better than csound probably ever could.
D.
> VST, CsoundAC, Audio Units, TclCsound, FLTK
> Widgets, Virtual MIDI Keyboard, LADSPA, Plugin Manager (allows users
> to turn
> on/off installed plugins), etc. Third party software also uses this
> same
> interface layer to use Csound as an audio engine.
>
> To me, this is nearly the ideal situation. Is this possible.
> Absolutely!
> Plausible, maybe?
>
> Best,
> Jake
>
> --
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