Here are various things which I've written for use with Csound.

If you have any questions, feel free to email me at stevenyi@csounds.com

thanks,
steven

For my personal site, please visit http://www.kunstmusik.com

[+] blue

A music composition environments for use with Csound, written in Java.

Platforms: Windows, MacOSX, Linux

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[+] scanned synthesis matrix editor

Java program for visually editting Scanned Synthesis Matrices.

Platforms: Windows, MacOSX, Linux

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[+] DirectCsound GUI Builder

A rudimentary GUI building program for use with FLTK opcodes.

Platforms: Windows, MacOSX, Linux

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[+] Python Scripts and Libraries

Scripts and Libraries I've written in Python for use with Csound.

Platforms: Windows, MacOSX, Linux

[+] PhaseShaper

An instrument modeled on the Casio CZ-101 and its Phase Distortion Synthesis. Click the download link above for a zip file of blue project, CSD files, and README. (The latest version of this instrument will always be available in blueShare.)

Version 1.1 - 2007.12.14

[+] README
[+] Image of interface from blue version of instrument
[+] Example 1 (mp3)
[+] Example 2 (mp3)
[+] Example 3 (mp3)
[+] Example 4 (mp3)

[+] b64

An instrument on the SID sound chip commonly used in Commodore 64 computers. Click the download link above for a zip file of blue project, CSD files, and README. (The latest version of this instrument will always be available in blueShare.)

Version 1.1 - 2008.02.04

[+] README
[+] Image of interface from blue version of instrument
[+] Example 1 (mp3)
[+] Example 2 (mp3)
[+] Example 3 (mp3)

[+] Working with Scanned Synthesis

Thoughts and experiences from working with Scanned Synthesis in Csound.

yi_scannedSynthesis.zip - Includes "Working with Scanned Synthesis" html file, example CSD file, blue work file, and matrices for use with Scanned Synthesis examples.

[+] FTable Converter

Utility to convert SCO-style ftables to ORC-style (ftgen) ftables.

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[+] Macro Converter (2006.10.25)

Utility to convert Macros into User-Defined Opcodes.

[+] Cyclic Bells

I had gone to East-West books in New York and while there had heard some lovely bell sounds. The sounds were coming from a thing in the back that had water flowing into a small basin. Inside the basin were a ring of fixed, different sized bells, as well as a couple of floating bells. As the floating bells floated around the circle they would occasionally hit the ring of bells.

This version is based on score generation functions I had written in python, and was written with Csound facilities alone.

This is meant to be performed in realtime. The commandline I used to operate this is:

csound -d -o dac cyclicBells.csd

[+] Csound Catalog Checklist

A checklist for the csound catalog (keep tabs on what you've looked at)

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SHARC Csound Instruments

instruments generated from the SHARC timbre database by Gregory J. Sandell

(the original page here is no longer available, but a zip file of the database can be found here.)

Available as blue work file (for use with blue composition environment) or as a Csound CSD file.

[+] .blue file
[+] .csd file