[CM] ats which lisp

[Juan I Reyes]

Hola Juan!

Thanks a lot for your response.

I was afraid this was going to be the answer. I have not had any luck
with ATS on clm-2 on Fedora Extras' cmucl-19c-7.fc6. But please forgive
me for not having tried de C version but I feel the Lisp code is quite
exquisite (and flexible) for many musical expression algorithms compared
to the graphical interface. I'll give it few more shots.

BTW, Could ATS Scheme be a nice project for SND gurus: Kjetil and
Michael Scholz ? 

  Best of all

  --* Juan Reyes


On Thu, 2007-03-08 at 11:30 -0800, Juan Pampin wrote:
> Hi Juan,
> unfortunately I couldn't port ATS from clm-2 to clm-3 due to the
> drastic change in clm-struct (I'd basically have to re-write
> everything from scratch, since I was using pointers to arrays which
> are no longer supported). That said, the code should work without
> problems in clm-2 (if you manage to compile clm-2 in sbcl or cmucl).
> There is a C version of ATS that you can download from SouceForge
> which implements the analysis functions and comes with a simple GUI
> written in GTK. I know Fernando has been using this for his last piece
> and managed to read the analysis data into clm-3, so he is "the man"
> :-)
> You can find links to most of the stuff from this page:
> http://www.dxarts.washington.edu/ats/
> Best,
> JUAN
>