I've mentioned over on the ChucK wiki that I was working on an OS X application that used ChucK to ring peals of the Long Now Chimes. I've got a simple first-cut version up at http://ibiblio.org/emusic-l/LNC.dmg.gz for anyone who's interested. The project was done in AppleScript Studio, letting me have Cocoa user-interface widget without having to write the support code in C, and the audio is all synthesized in ChucK, to avoid having to learn the AudioUnit stuff. The interface is currently a little rought, but it makes pretty noises, and I like it. Hope you guys enjoy it, and thanks for Chuck! (Of course, the program gets much more sophisticated when we've got arrays; I could probably port all of the peal generation code direct to ChucK at that point. Note that I am *not* rushing anybody - it works great now.) Long term, I'm planning on making it more customizable by being able to write ChucK-based plugins to make different sounds, etc., and to have a nice way of entering dates other than typing them in. --- Joe M.
What's a DMG file? I looked it up and found an entry that said it's a Mac Disk image. It seems to be unplayable in windows. Got any suggestions? --Gary Williams ---- Chess: http://chessnut.net/ Homepage: http://garywilliams.org/ Blog: http://tfs_reluctant.blogspot.com/ ChucK Blog: http://b-chuck.blogspot.com/ Resume: http://garywilliams.org/resume.htm Store: http://www.cafeshops.com/tfsreluctant/ Phone: (607) 775-0408 Permanent email: gwms@corninglink.com -------Original Message------- From: ChucK Audio Programming Language Mailing List Date: 04/14/05 09:10:27 To: chuck@lists.cs.princeton.edu Subject: [chuck] Long Now Chimes.app I've mentioned over on the ChucK wiki that I was working on an OS X application that used ChucK to ring peals of the Long Now Chimes. I've got a simple first-cut version up at http://ibiblio.org/emusic-l/LNC.dmg.gz for anyone who's interested. The project was done in AppleScript Studio, letting me have Cocoa user-interface widget without having to write the support code in C, and the audio is all synthesized in ChucK, to avoid having to learn the AudioUnit stuff. The interface is currently a little rought, but it makes pretty noises, and I like it. Hope you guys enjoy it, and thanks for Chuck! (Of course, the program gets much more sophisticated when we've got arrays; I could probably port all of the peal generation code direct to ChucK at that point. Note that I am *not* rushing anybody - it works great now.) Long term, I'm planning on making it more customizable by being able to write ChucK-based plugins to make different sounds, etc., and to have a nice way of entering dates other than typing them in. --- Joe M. _______________________________________________ chuck mailing list chuck@lists.cs.princeton.edu https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck
Gary,
What's a DMG file? I looked it up and found an entry that said it's a Mac Disk image. It seems to be unplayable in windows. Got any suggestions?
Its an OSX only file, even it was readable in windows it wouldn't work on windows as Joe said its an OSX application. Paul
--Gary Williams
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Chess: http://chessnut.net/
Homepage: http://garywilliams.org/
Blog: http://tfs_reluctant.blogspot.com/
ChucK Blog: http://b-chuck.blogspot.com/
Resume: http://garywilliams.org/resume.htm
Store: http://www.cafeshops.com/tfsreluctant/
Phone: (607) 775-0408
Permanent email: gwms@corninglink.com
-------Original Message-------
From: ChucK Audio Programming Language Mailing List
Date: 04/14/05 09:10:27
To: chuck@lists.cs.princeton.edu
Subject: [chuck] Long Now Chimes.app
I've mentioned over on the ChucK wiki that I was working on an OS X
application that used ChucK to ring peals of the Long Now Chimes. I've got
a simple first-cut version up at http://ibiblio.org/emusic-l/LNC.dmg.gz
for anyone who's interested. The project was done in AppleScript Studio,
letting me have Cocoa user-interface widget without having to write the
support code in C, and the audio is all synthesized in ChucK, to avoid
having to learn the AudioUnit stuff.
The interface is currently a little rought, but it makes pretty noises,
and I like it. Hope you guys enjoy it, and thanks for Chuck!
(Of course, the program gets much more sophisticated when we've got
arrays; I could probably port all of the peal generation code direct to
ChucK at that point. Note that I am *not* rushing anybody - it works
great now.)
Long term, I'm planning on making it more customizable by being able to
write ChucK-based plugins to make different sounds, etc., and to have a
nice way of entering dates other than typing them in.
--- Joe M.
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