[CM] which lisp

[Kjetil S. Matheussen]

The reason for scheme is that snd's extension language is guile/scheme.
Snd-rt is heavely tied to SND, of course.

Yes, it provides realtime CLM. Its a little bit like supercollider 
(supercollider.sf.net), but with more direct control of the samples since 
its not processing the sound on a separate server, or in blocks (ie. there 
is no difference between sample-rate and control-rate).


Hmmm, I think you can use the compositional facilities of CM. One
way is to use CM inside SND (thats just loading the cm.scm file in snd),
and use its functions to schedule realtime snd-rt events.


Second option (which is a lot better regarding realtimeness) is
to run CM using SBCL and sending midi-events to SND-RT, since SND-RT
can receive midi inside the realtime thread:
http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/doc/snd-rt/html/rt-Z-H-6.html#node_sec_5.9
(And adding support for OSC isn't much work to implement, in case it 
should be needed.)




On Sun, 30 Oct 2005, Ken wrote:

> I've glanced over this, but don't really understand it all yet.
> Why scheme?
> All these lisps, make my head dizzy sometimes.
> So this is realtime CLM?
> Is, or can the compositional facilities of CM, be integrated into this, 
> (midi)?
>
> I come from the Windoze world, having used Reaktor, Kontakt, Ableton Live.  I 
> like the live midi-controlled compositional way of working, and am hoping to 
> use CM in this manner, with a gui of some kind.  I also like the style of 
> creating synths, and fx, complete with presets and gui's, so I'm looking 
> around at whats available in the open source gui'less world to see where I 
> could possibly put my development efforts towards creating something that 
> combines the best of the ideas that I have seen.
>
> I REALLY seem to like Lisp though, and would love to work in Lisp 
> exclusively.  Any thoughts appreciated.
>
> Ken
>
> Kjetil S. Matheussen wrote:
>
>> 
>> Depends what kind of realtime work.
>> http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/doc/snd-rt/
>> 
>> 
>> Rick Taube:
>> 
>>> 
>>> on linux sbcl is your best bet. use the latest version and let us know
>>> what problems you encounter.
>>> 
>>> On Oct 28, 2005, at 12:55 AM, Ken wrote:
>>> 
>>>> so which lisp is the focus for realtime wok right now.  after a brief
>>>> absence, i'm ready to push forward.  i'm on linux BTW, fedora core 3
>>>> at the moment if it matters.
>>>> 
>> 
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