Was playing around in vim csound-repl again
https://laincobayne.github.io/
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Nice, it plays well on my iphone, so that’s great too. I just clicked on the link and the page loaded and I could play it.
Prof. Victor Lazzarini
Maynooth University
Ireland
Yes, I checked on my iPad
I noticed at least in ios 15, browsers dont like new wasm…
Plays fine with Chrome on a MacBook Pro M1 running Monterey 31.1.
Well maybe it works well because I’ve upgraded to 16.
Prof. Victor Lazzarini
Maynooth University
Ireland
Actually
Maybe it is a issue with ide.csound.com because the new examples work
Enjoyed this, thanks for sharing!
Nice.
Working great on my iPhone.
Dr. Richard Boulanger
Professor
Electronic Production and Design
Berklee College of Music
Thanks all
Off topic a little but do you still have the music v link steven?
I had it compiled and working but lost the OS
Cool…what is being used for the piano sound? Samples/soundfont?
If you’ve found a way to physically model a piano in csound I’d find that beyond impressive.
I’d be curious to see the .csd on this if you’d want to share.
I like how cavernous the reverb is; gives it that “clouds of utopian paradise” kind of vibe.
Yes soundfont
My github pages repo is not private
https://github.com/laincobayne/laincobayne.github.io
Is where all the files live
As for the reverb thank sean costello 
I did have to edit a large 200 mb piano soundfont down to less than 25 MB and keep dynamics intact which i used renoise (supports sfz import/export and has a nice wav editor with sample crossfades etc) and polyphone
I found a emscripten fork of fluidsynth and setting up emcc today so perhaps i can get fluidsynth opcodes working to work with sf3 files which is 4mb compressed
Perhaps this link is what you are referring to?
yes ty
Very cool.
-PBS
The CRMA page and links look like they haven’t been updated
in sometime. Looks like old pages. It gives me a “can’t find server”
message. Julius Smith told me a while back they are using more
up to date apps like Faust.
-PBS
Yeah
It was a pretty straight compilation i know
I may just make a github repo of it
Of course this is Max Mathews’ old FORTRAN code which will compile with new GNU FORTRAN just fine
Faust is interesting. I like csound’s maturity…
But for purposes of historical preservation, there is a bit of syntax change