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MAUI: Surf's Up!
by Inventor-66＠comcast.net 01 Apr '08

01 Apr '08

spencer, A thousand thank-you's oh mighty code warrior, as Klinger of M*A*S*H would say... I'm happy to hear that MAUI is on the way soon! I've written two applications in MAUI, Guitar Lab and Synth Lab, and probably 2/3 of my audience can't run the software right now. It will be a big relief when they can, plus the flurry of activity as our PC/Linux friends add MAUI to their programs should be fun. So thanks and good luck with your coding! Inventor

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MAUI for PC/Linux
by Inventor-66＠comcast.net 31 Mar '08

31 Mar '08

It seems that there is a strong demand for the MAUI port to PC and Linux versions of the miniAudicle. In fact there's so much demand for a ChucK GUI that three or four people have created their own ChucK GUIs and posted about them to the forum. Being gifted with MAUI powers as a Mac user, it is unfortunate that I cannot share my MAUI programs with many fellow ChucKists. I wonder if we could get some news about the MAUI porting progress? Perhaps someone on the dev team can fill us in? Inventor

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chuck under leopard
by eduard aylon 31 Mar '08

31 Mar '08

Hello list, I've upgraded my os x from tiger to leopard (reason: the latest apple combo update screwed my 10.4 system..:( ) and now, when running chuck, I get the following error: chuck[11494:10b] Error loading /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/ DVCPROHDAudio.plugin/Contents/MacOS/DVCPROHDAudio: dlopen(/Library/ Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/DVCPROHDAudio.plugin/Contents/MacOS/DVCPROHDAudio, 262): Symbol not found: __keymgr_get_per_thread_data Referenced from: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/DVCPROHDAudio.plugin/ Contents/MacOS/DVCPROHDAudio Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib 2008-03-29 23:19:31.110 chuck[11494:10b] Cannot find function pointer NewPlugIn for factory C5A4CE5B-0BB8-11D8-9D75-0003939615B6 in CFBundle/ CFPlugIn 0xc115c0 </Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/DVCPROHDAudio.plugin> (bundle, not loaded) [test.ck]: syntax error yet, chuck seems to perform alright. Has anyone had the same? any solutions or ideas on what this error means and how is this affecting chuck? BTW, I'm running chuck-1.2.1.1. thanks, eduard

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Re: [chuck-users] maui/widgets under linux
by pibsid＠suomi24.fi 30 Mar '08

30 Mar '08

>Better question: why is there no information on the chuck or >miniAudicle pages on how to contribute code? I think the best way to >get things moving with chuck would be to make it easy for people to >help. This means providing instructions on the code repository, >possibly providing a patch submission system, having some developer >documentation, and having an active maintainer willing to integrate >patches and discuss ideas. I'd like to contribute but I don't know in what kind of format I should write my patches and where I should post them. Some developer friendly pages would indeed be welcome. -Pyry Pakkanen

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Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group @ Ex'pression, Thursday April 3rd
by Noah Thorp 29 Mar '08

29 Mar '08

The Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group Thursday, April 3rd, 7:30 - 9:30PM @ Ex'pression College for Digital Arts (http://www.expression.edu/) 6601 Shellmound St, Emeryville, CA 94608 RSVP Here: http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/152/calendar/6921818/ Presenters: - Jaron Lanier on intersections of computer music, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and biomimicry: http://www.jaronlanier.com/ - Chris Chafe on networked audio applications: http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~cc/ - Lightning talk by Ge Wang on the instantiation of the Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk) and upcoming Laptop Orchestra of the Left (L.O.L.): http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~ge/ Thanks to Ex'pression College for the Digital Arts for hosting our event this month! Please note that you must RSVP this month as there will be a sign in list at Ex'pression College. RSVP here: http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/152/calendar/6921818/ Hope to see you there. All the best, Noah Thorp Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group Organizer http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/152/ noah [the at sign] listenlabs [a dot] com BIOS CHRIS CHAFE Chris Chafe is a composer / cellist / music researcher with an interest in computer music composition and interactive performance. He has been a long-term denizen of the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, Stanford University where he directs the center and teaches computer music courses. His doctorate in music composition was completed at Stanford in 1983 with prior degrees in music from the University of California at San Diego and Antioch College. Two year-long research periods were spent at IRCAM, and the Banff Center for the Arts developing methods for computer sound synthesis based on physical models of musical instrument mechanics. Current projects include the "SoundWIRE" experiments for musical collaboration and network evaluation using high-speed internets for high-quality sound. He has performed his music in Europe, the Americas and Asia, and composed soundtracks for documentary films. Two recent discs of his works are available from Centaur Records. In Spring 2001, a collaboration with artist Greg Niemeyer entitled Ping was exhibited at SF MOMA and online via the Walker Art Center. A second collaboration, Oxygen Flute, was created for the San Jose Museum of Art. A CD of music from both installations is also available. "Organum" is their present project, a completely synthetic animation being developed for digital planetariums and individual game play. JARON LANIER Jaron Lanier is a computer scientist, composer, visual artist, and author. His current appointments include Interdisciplinary Scholar-in-Residence, CET, UC Berkeley. Lanier's interests include biomimetic information architectures, user interfaces, heterogeneous scientific simulations, advanced information systems for medicine, and computational approaches to the fundamentals of physics. He collaborates with a wide range of scientists in fields related to these interests. Lanier's name is also often associated with Virtual Reality research. Indeed, he did coin the term 'Virtual Reality' and has pioneered numerous technologies in this field. "Jaron's World" is his monthly column in Discover Magazine, and is devoted to his own wide ranging ideas and research. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, Discover, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Harpers Magazine, The Sciences, Wired Magazine (where he was a founding contributing editor), and Scientific American. He has edited special "future" issues of SPIN and Civilization magazines. As a musician, Lanier has been active in the world of new "classical" music since the late seventies. He is a pianist and a specialist in unusual musical instruments, especially the wind and string instruments of Asia. He maintains one of the largest and most varied collections of actively played rare instruments in the world. Lanier has performed with artists as diverse as Philip Glass, Ornette Coleman, George Clinton, Vernon Reid, Terry Riley, Duncan Sheik, Pauline Oliveros, and Stanley Jordan. Current recording projects include his "acoustic techno" duet with Sean Lennon and an album of duets with flautist Robert Dick. He also writes chamber and orchestral music. Current commissions include an opera that will premier in Busan, South Korea. Recent commissions include: "Earthquake!", a ballet which premiered at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco in April, 2006; "Little Shimmers" for the TroMetrik ensemble, which premiered at ODC in San Francisco in April, 2006; "Daredevil" for the ArrayMusic chamber ensemble, which was premiered in Toronto in 2006; amongst many more. His CD "Instruments of Change" was released on Point/Polygram in 1994. Lanier has also pioneered the use of Virtual Reality in musical stage performance with his band Chromatophoria, which has toured around the world as a headline act in venues such as the Montreux Jazz Festival. He plays virtual instruments and uses real instruments to guide events in virtual worlds. For a full bio of Jaron: http://www.jaronlanier.com/general.html GE WANG Ge Wang received his B.S. in 2000 in Computer Science from Duke University and PhD in 2007 studying with Perry Cook in Computer Science at Princeton University, and is an assistant professor at Stanford University in the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). Ge conducts research in real-time software systems for computer music, programming languages, visualization, new performance ensembles (e.g., laptop orchestras) and paradigms (e.g., live coding), interfaces for human-computer interaction, pedagogical methodologies at the intersection of computer science and computer music. Ge is the chief architect of the ChucK audio programming language and the Audicle environment. He is a founding developer and co-director of the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk), and a co-creator of the TAPESTREA sound design environment. Ge composes and performs via various electro-acoustic and computer-mediated means.

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maui/widgets under linux
by Atte André Jensen 29 Mar '08

29 Mar '08

Hi I'm wondering what's the status of a new release of chuck/miniAudicle? Mostly I'm hoping for maui/widgets to work under linux, will this happen? -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://modlys.dk

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midi out
by Atte André Jensen 29 Mar '08

29 Mar '08

Hi For the first time I need to use midi out. I couldn't find any examples, but thought it might be similar to midi in, so I did: MidiOut midi_out; MidiMsg midi_msg; midi_out.open(1); 0 => midi_msg.data1; 0 => midi_msg.data2; 0 => midi_msg.data3; midi_out.send(midi_msg); But that gives me the following error: [chuck](via RtMidi): RtMidiOut::sendMessage: event parsing error! Could anyone point me in the direction of a working midi out example? -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://modlys.dk

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Re: [chuck-users] Moving MAUI Buttons and What's Up with MAUI Porting?
by Inventor-66＠comcast.net 26 Mar '08

26 Mar '08

Greetings fellow ChucKists, Inspired by Kassen's comments, I expanded that example that I posted of moving a button with the mouse. Now it is a complete little one-person Pong game. I posted it to the WiKi under Example Programs, and also to the forum. It's actually more like Breakout because the paddle is on the bottom of the window, not the side. Each time you hit the ball you score a point when it reaches the top and each time you miss the ball ChucK scores a point when the ball travels off the bottom of the screen. Naturally, I added some sound effects to make it complete. There is some ghosting if you move the mouse too quickly but otherwise it works like a charm. What is next, ChucK Quake? Les (Inventor)

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Moving MAUI Buttons and What's Up with MAUI Porting?
by Inventor-66＠comcast.net 25 Mar '08

25 Mar '08

Hi ChucK friends, I made a ChucK file with MAUI that demonstrates moving a button on the view panel with the mouse. The source code follows: // experiment with mouse moving a button in MAUI // copyright 2008 Les Hall // This software is protected by the GNU General Public License // set up the view panel 400 => int x_max; 400 => int y_max; 1280 => int screen_width; 960 => int screen_height; MAUI_View mouse_view; mouse_view.size (x_max, y_max); mouse_view.position (screen_width/2 - x_max/2, screen_height/2 - y_max/2); mouse_view.name ("Click and drag the square button!"); mouse_view.display (); // create the button 200 => int x_pos; 200 => int y_pos; 60 => int button_size; MAUI_Button mouse_button; mouse_button.toggleType (); mouse_button.size (button_size, button_size); mouse_button.position (x_pos - button_size/2, y_pos - button_size/2); mouse_button.name (""); mouse_view.addElement (mouse_button); // create a dummy button MAUI_Button mouse_button2; mouse_button2.toggleType (); mouse_button2.size (x_max, button_size); mouse_button2.position (0, 0); mouse_button2.name ("Experiment with moving buttons"); mouse_view.addElement (mouse_button2); 0 => int device; Hid hid; HidMsg hidmsg; if (!hid.openMouse (device)) me.exit(); 0 =>int move_mouse; // infinite time loop while (true) { // wait on event hid => now; // loop over messages while (hid.recv (hidmsg)) { if (hidmsg.isButtonDown()) { 1 => move_mouse; } if (hidmsg.isButtonUp ()) { 0 => move_mouse; } if( hidmsg.isMouseMotion() ) { if (move_mouse) { // add the mouse movement to x and y positions hidmsg.deltaX +=> x_pos; hidmsg.deltaY +=> y_pos; // check lower limit on x if (x_pos < 0) { 0 => x_pos; } // check upper limit on x if (x_pos > x_max - button_size) { x_max - button_size => x_pos; } // check lower limit on y if (y_pos < button_size) { button_size => y_pos; } // check upper limit on y if (y_pos > y_max - button_size) { y_max - button_size => y_pos; } // move the button mouse_button.position (x_pos, y_pos); mouse_view.addElement (mouse_button); // delay to let system catch up 0.1::ms => now; } } } } I hope that's not too much source code to put in a post. Is this something intended, or a happy coincidence? Just thought I'd share. Pong anyone? Oh, and by the way, what's up with porting MAUI? I've been writing great fun stuff in MAUI including Guitar Lab and Synth Lab, and I'd like to share these programs with my friends who can't run MAUI. Thanks, Les

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Re: [chuck-users] codelab.fr, forum francophone pour ChucK
by emoc * 24 Mar '08

24 Mar '08

Thanks Brad, I'll contact him All the best emoc On 3/20/08, Brad Garton <garton(a)columbia.edu> wrote: > > On Mar 19, 2008, at 10:08 AM, emoc * wrote: > > > Any french speaking user of rtcmix is welcome to make it better known! > You might want to ping François-Eudes Chanfrault > (personalcomputermusic(a)gmail.com) -- he > uses it (and other languages) a lot. > > brad > >

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Re: [chuck-users] codelab.fr, forum francophone pour ChucK
by emoc * 19 Mar '08

19 Mar '08

Hi Brad "variety is the spice of life", that's right! I didn't know rtcmix, it deserves a closer look. For now, I added it to the "other languages" forum. Any french speaking user of rtcmix is welcome to make it better known! emoc ps : Nantes's great, with many sound activists On 3/19/08, Brad Garton <garton(a)columbia.edu> wrote: > Hey Mr. Emoc -- > > You might want to add RTcmix (http://rtcmix.org) to the list of free, > open-source > music synthesis/sig-processing packages. We're a quiet bunch, but a > fair number > of people use it over here. Available for OSX/Linux/Windows (windows as > rtcmix~ in max/msp). > > My apologies for not speaking French, though. My daughter is fluent > (she > live in Nantes for 6 months), but I'm pathetic. > > brad > http://music.columbia.edu/~brad > > > > On Mar 19, 2008, at 5:50 AM, emoc * wrote: > > > En français (désolé pour les envois multiples) > > > > Codelab.fr est un nouveau forum francophone consacré à la création > > d'images, de vidéo, de son et de musique par le code (chuck, > > processing, supercollider, livecode, pure-data / gem, vvvv, etc.) ou > > l'expérimentation électronique (construction d'interfaces et > > d'instruments, circuit-bending, etc.) > > Les logiciels et langages abordés sur le forum sont open-source (sauf > > vvvv, gratuit pour usage non commercial). > > C'est un espace de partage d'idées, d'entraide pour les utilisateurs > > de ces outils, et d'accueil pour les débutants qui pourront y trouver > > des conseils pour démarrer. > > Un forum annonces est également disponible pour présenter les > > manifestations, workshops, concerts, associations, etc. qui donnent > > une place à ces pratiques. > > > > > > For english readers (sorry for cross posting) : > > > > Codelab.fr is a new french speaking forum devoted to the experimental > > practices for creation of pictures, videos, sound and music by code > > (chuck, processing, supercollider, livecode, pure-data, gem, vvvv, > > etc) or electronic experimentation (interfaces and instruments, > > circuit-bending, etc.) > > The software and languages approached on the forum are open-source > > (except for vvvv which is free for a not-commercial use). > > It is a crossroads where users could meet and help themselves. > > Beginners are welcome, and will be able to find some advices and help > > to start creative code programming. > > A forum is also available to announce demonstrations, workshops, > > concerts, associations, etc for these practices. > > > > http://codelab.fr > > > > If anyone interested : a Syntaxhighlighter brush file was made to > > highlight ChucK code in web context (javascript client-side way), feel > > free to ask! > > > _______________________________________________ > > chuck-users mailing list > > chuck-users(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu > > https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck-users > >

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codelab.fr, forum francophone pour ChucK
by emoc * 19 Mar '08

19 Mar '08

En français (désolé pour les envois multiples) Codelab.fr est un nouveau forum francophone consacré à la création d'images, de vidéo, de son et de musique par le code (chuck, processing, supercollider, livecode, pure-data / gem, vvvv, etc.) ou l'expérimentation électronique (construction d'interfaces et d'instruments, circuit-bending, etc.) Les logiciels et langages abordés sur le forum sont open-source (sauf vvvv, gratuit pour usage non commercial). C'est un espace de partage d'idées, d'entraide pour les utilisateurs de ces outils, et d'accueil pour les débutants qui pourront y trouver des conseils pour démarrer. Un forum annonces est également disponible pour présenter les manifestations, workshops, concerts, associations, etc. qui donnent une place à ces pratiques. For english readers (sorry for cross posting) : Codelab.fr is a new french speaking forum devoted to the experimental practices for creation of pictures, videos, sound and music by code (chuck, processing, supercollider, livecode, pure-data, gem, vvvv, etc) or electronic experimentation (interfaces and instruments, circuit-bending, etc.) The software and languages approached on the forum are open-source (except for vvvv which is free for a not-commercial use). It is a crossroads where users could meet and help themselves. Beginners are welcome, and will be able to find some advices and help to start creative code programming. A forum is also available to announce demonstrations, workshops, concerts, associations, etc for these practices. http://codelab.fr If anyone interested : a Syntaxhighlighter brush file was made to highlight ChucK code in web context (javascript client-side way), feel free to ask!

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Re: [chuck-users] unsporking [bug?]
by Kassen 18 Mar '08

18 Mar '08

> @kas, i thought i tried that, but i might have gotten confused at the > "spork ~ my_fun() @=> my_shred;" line > > the online documentation says "spork ~ my_fun() => Shred @ my_shred;" > without declaring my_shred first, and this gives syntax errors. I think we may have a bug; the following compiles and the id is right but the shred doesn't die when it should. Quite weird. Kas. ---------------------------------- fun void foo() { .5::second => now; <<<"yeah">>>; minute => now; } spork ~foo() @=> Shred bar; second => now; <<<bar.id()>>>; second => now; bar.exit(); 2::second => now;

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unsporking
by kevin 17 Mar '08

17 Mar '08

I couldn't find this in a search, but I'm not exactly sure what it's called. I'd like to be able to unspork (despork?) a shred sometime after i've sporked it, based on OSC input. is there a convenient way to do this? thanks -k

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Running Chuck without install on OS X?
by Alexander Refsum Jensenius 14 Mar '08

14 Mar '08

Hi, I have been testing out ChucK and SMELT on an undergrad class here lately, but one problem is that the students don't have sudo-access to the computers, and the admin people don't want to put ChucK on all the computers in all the labs... Is there a way to run ChucK from where it is, and without having to put it in /usr/bin/? Thanks, Alexander

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Problem building miniAudicle (Linux)
by Mr.SpOOn 12 Mar '08

12 Mar '08

Hi, I am completely new to Chuck. I am trying to get it working on Linux Ubuntu 7.10. I installed Chuck with no problem, so when I type "chuck" in the shell, I get: [chuck]: no input files... (try --help) I followed the instructions for building miniAudicle, and now when I go in the directory wxw/ and type ./miniAudicle I get the following error: ./miniAudicle: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2_stc-2.6.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory I think I have already installed the wx-widget. So, what am I missing? Thanks

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this => now
by Kassen 10 Mar '08

10 Mar '08

A simple but amusing experiment in syntax. I'm not sure yet if it's actually good for anything but it's kind of interesting and it works so I thought I'd share. Cheers, Kas. ===============================================- class War extends Event { spork ~foo(); fun void foo() { while(1) { this => now; <<<"hello">>>; } } } War war; second => now; war.signal(); second => now; =========================

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typecasting
by Jeremy Hunt 10 Mar '08

10 Mar '08

Hi all, is there a way to typecast dur such that I could do something like this? now => float t; Or is there a work around? Thanks in advance. cheers, -jrmy

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Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group, Thursday March 6th @ Songbird
by Noah Thorp 04 Mar '08

04 Mar '08

The Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group Thursday, March 6th, 7:30 - 9:30pm @ Songbird (http://www.songbirdnest.com/) 585 Howard Street, Second Floor, SF RSVP Here: http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/152/calendar/6921804/ Thanks to Songbird for hosting our event this month and for providing refreshments! Please RSVP here so we know you are coming: http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/152/calendar/6921804/ Our presentations this month will be: - Andy Schmeder (UC Berkeley CNMAT) on the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol. Other CNMAT OSC contributors will be in attendance to contribute to the talk and field various questions. http://opensoundcontrol.org/ - Jonas Norberg will present on his Open Source analogue synth VST plugin - Helix. Learn more and hear some great samples at: http://www.audjoo.com/Helix.html - Peter Nyober on the Livid instruments OHM controller: http://www.lividinstruments.com/hardware_ohm.php - Presentation by The Pioneer's of the Inevitable on extending their Mozilla based Songbird music media platform: http://www.songbirdnest.com/ - A lightning talk by you? (5 minute presentation - come with your laptop) OSC Presentation Since it's introduction in 1997 by CNMAT researchers Matt Wright and Adrian Freed, the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol has been successfully integrated into dozens of hardware and software products, and used in thousands of performances and installations. OSC goes beyond MIDI by addressing needs specific to musical performance with new electronic instruments such as high-bandwidth connectivity, precise temporal semantics and temporal regularization, extensibility and rich type support, human readability and state-free operation. The OSC protocol itself has a simple structure making it easy to integrate into new applications, but an appreciation for the underlying design principles is necessary to leverage its full capabilities. This talk will cover the basics of using and programming OSC with demonstrations of hardware and software implementations. We will then dive into the details and discuss best-practices for creating OSC implementations that relate to issues in musical control, with an emphasis on temporal semantics and related algorithms. The conclusion will include an overview of recent research and anticipated future developments. Additional talks by Jonas, Peter, and Songbird should be quite interesting as well although there is less verbiage for them at this time. All the best, Noah Thorp Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group Organizer BIOS Andrew (Andy) Water Schmeder was born on November 26 1978 at home in Point Richmond, California. He received a BA in Mathematics from UC Berkeley (2002) and now works as a research programmer at the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies, UC Berkeley. His favorite programming language is Mathematica, and his favorite fruit is the avocado. His heros are Spiderman and Marvin the Depressed Android. Songbird is developed by a band of experienced, dedicated software developers and designers called the Pioneers of the Inevitable. Their previous hatchlings include Winamp and the Yahoo! Music Engine. They support the Mozilla Foundation's mission to preserve innovation and choice on the Internet. Their mission is to incubate Songbird, the first Web player, to catalyze and champion a diverse, open Media Web. Peter Nyober is Director of Software at Livid and manages all software programming, design, and production. After years of audio manipulation, Peter started to dive into the world of real-time video manipulation in 1999 when he designed a four screen video sampler for San Francisco's Recombinant Media Labs to be used in that year's Ars Electronica performance showcase. He has continued to create real-time interactive software for audio and video manipulation, and has independently produced a number of programs prior to working with Livid, including of the first hybrid DJ/VJ software called Yowstar. He has also assisted in a number of custom softwares, installations, and performances for a number of artists, including Mix Master Mike, Ikue Mori, Thomas Dolby, DJ Sasha, and Bob Ostertag. He graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a degree in Applied Mathematics and has continued to apply them in code, performance, and daily life. Jonas Norberg was born in Hudiksvall, Sweden in 1977. After studying music in Highschool he switched to Computing Science for University. In the days (and some nights) he works as a software engineer at Lucasarts. In his free time he develops a free software synthesizer and takes weekly voice lessons.

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extending Event and the order of files
by Kassen 03 Mar '08

03 Mar '08

Fellow ChucKists. This has a issue (class 'Trigger' has no member 'broadcast'); =====================- Trigger trig; trig.broadcast(); class Trigger extends Event { int target; } ====================== Yet this is fine; =================- class Trigger extends Event { int target; } Trigger trig; trig.broadcast(); ================= This is quite odd. In general defining classes at the bottom of the file is ok these days, the problem seems to be in extending Event. I believe this to be wrong and will add it to the WiKi's list of bugs. Yours, Kas.

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delay times of STK delays seem to be 1 sample off?
by volker böhm 03 Mar '08

03 Mar '08

hi, i was running some simple tests to hear the difference between allpass vs linear interpolating delay lines when i noticed that there is obviously a little bug in how the delay time is calculated in the delay UGens from STK. the following example feeds an impulse into a DelayA with high feedback and compares the tuning to a TriOsc. can't i trust my ears or is the tuning only correct if i add 1 to deltime before calculating the frequency for TriOsc? thanks, volker. Impulse imp => Gain out => dac; out => DelayA delay => out; TriOsc tri => dac; // test oscillator 44100.0 => float sr; // sampling rate // delay time in samples 150.5 => float deltime; deltime::samp => delay.delay; // calc tri freq from delay time // have to add 1 to deltime to get correct tuning sr / (deltime) => tri.freq; // set feedback level 0.999 => delay.gain; 0.3 => tri.gain; while(true) { 1 => imp.next; 6::second => now; }

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Re: [chuck-users] is there a way to bundle mini audicle with different version of chuck?
by pibsid＠suomi24.fi 03 Mar '08

03 Mar '08

According to http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/mini/release/README.linux It would indeed be possible to compile miniAudicle with a different source for ChucK. quote: Tips ---- miniAudicle binds directly to the ChucK source code to provide an internal ChucK compiler and virtual machine. Thus, to compile the miniAudicle requires a copy of the ChucK source code distribution. miniAudicle includes the latest stable release of the ChucK source code in its own distribution, and provides a symlink to this ChucK source called 'chuck'. To bind to a different version of the ChucK source (version 1.2.0.5 or greater), unlink 'chuck' and recreate it, linking to the root directory of the desired source distribution (i. e., the directory enclosing src/, not src/ itself). >----Alkuperäinen viesti---- >Lähettäjä: vboehm(a)gmx.ch >Päivämäärä: 01.03.2008 19:08 >Vastaanottaja: "ChucK Users Mailing List"<chuck-users(a)lists.cs. princeton.edu> >Aihe: [chuck-users] is there a way to bundle mini audicle with different version of chuck? > >sorry if this has come up before, but a quick search didn't reveal >anything useful. >mini audicle comes with a pre built version of chuck. >right now i am playing around with chuck's source code and compiling >different versions. >is there an easy way to tell mini audicle what version of chuck to >use instead of the one which is included? > >thanks, >volker. > >_______________________________________________ >chuck-users mailing list >chuck-users(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu >https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck-users >

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is there a way to bundle mini audicle with different version of chuck?
by volker böhm 01 Mar '08

01 Mar '08

sorry if this has come up before, but a quick search didn't reveal anything useful. mini audicle comes with a pre built version of chuck. right now i am playing around with chuck's source code and compiling different versions. is there an easy way to tell mini audicle what version of chuck to use instead of the one which is included? thanks, volker.

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Scite script for Chuck
by AlgoMantra 27 Feb '08

27 Feb '08

Hi there - another question which will show you how little I know about linux (or any kind of) machines. I use Scite as my script editor on Ubuntu Gutsy (Linux/Debian), and I need a syntax highlighter for Chuck stuff. The wiki suggests that I use this python script as my IDE: http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/Smallest_ChucK_IDE_Ever Now my question is...which directory do I put this .py script in to run? I mean, i've noticed that Chuck files can only be thrown in the VM from a terminal which is in that directory that contains the .ck file being chucked? And I often need to switch directories to access different files. Or can this .py run in some kind of global manner? -- ------- -.- 1/f ))) --. ------- ... http://www.algomantra.com

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vim highlights for Chuck
by AlgoMantra 23 Feb '08

23 Feb '08

On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 1:56 PM, AlgoMantra <algomantra(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Sat, Feb 9, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Martin Ahnelöv <operagasten(a)gmail.com> > wrote: > > > lör 2008-02-09 klockan 09:00 +0530 skrev AlgoMantra: > > > There is syntax-highlighting for vim on the wiki, and I have > > > made some > > > commands to operate the VM from inside Vim. > > > > Right, yes, sorry 'bout that. You need to create the files/directories > > you miss. > > > > Okay, I have made the modifications as suggestion (syntax folder > where you put the ck.vim file, and the filetype.vim file) but > when I run $vim filename.ck I see no highlighting. Is there > something else I need to do to use this functionality? > hey gang, this issue is still unresolved for me. can someone please help get this issue sorted so I can actually start chucking? -- ------- -.- 1/f ))) --. ------- ... http://www.algomantra.com

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