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by Brian Redfern-2
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Actually I think I was being totally deluded here. I think Google's
goal is to run an OS where everything goes through the browser and
basically no applications can run locally. So you'd have to run csound
on a server to make it work, but even then you couldn't necessarily
hear the results.
Ultimately 64Studio or Fedora is a better platform to build a "csound
machine," a small laptop like an EEEPc or other netbook that's tuned
to run csound "right out of the box" like the OLPC, with front end
applications that allow a non coder to start making music right away,
like a grown-up version of Tam Tam.
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 1:21 PM, '2+<electriclightheads@...> wrote:
> a bit too far ot but
>
> what about csound.js?
> i once ran into somethang like this:
> http://sk89q.therisenrealm.com/playground/jswav/
> for a slow small thang
> i think it's cute and the structure is simple
> we don't even need a cloud nor a local-app to genarate a sound
> just a browser
>
> actually
> am gradually shifting myself to general language oriented
> i mean algo-comp2wav directly by python (no csound)
> just takin care of what i calc for each sample
> i think i'll also work on osillator.hs
> (which is just a design of algo-comped-value goin up'n'down)
> and take adbantage of its stdout from various languages
>
> am not serious about js at this moment but
> if js and html>5 and chrome-os is a way to go cheap 'n' minimal
> maybe that's another alternative?
>
> btw
> am interested in the rather minimal browser "uzbl"
> i'd like uzbluntu running on arm-y mobile device
> most of things via browser is nice
> but no reason at all to get rid of taking advantage of apt
>
> --
> SaRiGaMa's Oil Vending Orchestra
> is podcasting:
> http://sarigama.namaste.jp/podcast/rss.xml
> and supplying oil.py for free:
> http://oilpy.blogspot.com/
>
>
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goal is to run an OS where everything goes through the browser and
basically no applications can run locally. So you'd have to run csound
on a server to make it work, but even then you couldn't necessarily
hear the results.
Ultimately 64Studio or Fedora is a better platform to build a "csound
machine," a small laptop like an EEEPc or other netbook that's tuned
to run csound "right out of the box" like the OLPC, with front end
applications that allow a non coder to start making music right away,
like a grown-up version of Tam Tam.
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 1:21 PM, '2+<electriclightheads@...> wrote:
> a bit too far ot but
>
> what about csound.js?
> i once ran into somethang like this:
> http://sk89q.therisenrealm.com/playground/jswav/
> for a slow small thang
> i think it's cute and the structure is simple
> we don't even need a cloud nor a local-app to genarate a sound
> just a browser
>
> actually
> am gradually shifting myself to general language oriented
> i mean algo-comp2wav directly by python (no csound)
> just takin care of what i calc for each sample
> i think i'll also work on osillator.hs
> (which is just a design of algo-comped-value goin up'n'down)
> and take adbantage of its stdout from various languages
>
> am not serious about js at this moment but
> if js and html>5 and chrome-os is a way to go cheap 'n' minimal
> maybe that's another alternative?
>
> btw
> am interested in the rather minimal browser "uzbl"
> i'd like uzbluntu running on arm-y mobile device
> most of things via browser is nice
> but no reason at all to get rid of taking advantage of apt
>
> --
> SaRiGaMa's Oil Vending Orchestra
> is podcasting:
> http://sarigama.namaste.jp/podcast/rss.xml
> and supplying oil.py for free:
> http://oilpy.blogspot.com/
>
>
> Send bugs reports to this list.
> To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body "unsubscribe csound"
>
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To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body "unsubscribe csound"
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