Cesare Marilungo wrote:
I just posted a brief tutorial on my blog on this topic, covering
Csound, SuperCollider and Chuck. If you're interested, please check it
out and send some feedback:
http://www.cesaremarilungo.com/blog/2007/06/02/make-your-own-soft-synths-with-open-source-audio-programming-languages
Addenda:
Csound includes integral GUI widget opcodes (FLTK-dependent) to enable
the more-or-less easy construction of user-interfaces for your synths.
Some remarkable examples already exist, see http://www.csounds.com for
references.
Csound also now has an API, so you can create standalone synthesizers
that can access the incredible wealth of Csound's synthesis primitives,
signal processors, MIDI opcodes, and so forth. Very cool, very new, not
very well-exploited yet.
And for those who care, Csound is far more 64-bit friendly than either
SC3 or ChucK (both of which are nice, but they have troubles with 64-bit
hardware).
Best,
dp
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