It is successor to v0.9.8.1. Please pay no attention to the leap in version number - there was some confusion with version numbers at some point, but it does not matter.
A big part of the many improvements are by Eduardo Moguillansky, greatest thanks! A lot of work on the examples has been done by Joachim Heintz.
Also thanks to all people who submitted bug reports or gave feedback!
For downloads, see the assets part at the end of the github release page.
Please note that there are also experimental “all in one” packages including Csound - so the user does not need to install Csound separately. Most likely the MacOS CsoundQt+Csound is problematic due the many versions and architectures on MacOS (CsoundQt is built on Catalina on Intel architecture), it might not work for you but please give a try.
For Linux users, there is also an AppImage that should work on any 64 bit Linux out of the box - just download the file, make it executable and run it.
It is successor to v0.9.8.1. Please pay no attention to the leap in version number - there was some confusion with version numbers at some point, but it does not matter.
A big part of the many improvements are by Eduardo Moguillansky, greatest thanks! A lot of work on the examples has been done by Joachim Heintz.
Also thanks to all people who submitted bug reports or gave feedback!
For downloads, see the assets part at the end of the github release page.
Please note that there are also experimental "all in one" packages including Csound - so the user does not need to install Csound separately. Most likely the MacOS CsoundQt+Csound is problematic due the many versions and architectures on MacOS CsoundQt is built on Catalina on Intel architecture, it might not work for you but please give a try.
For Linux users, there is also an AppImage that should work on any 64 bit Linux out of the box - just download the file, make it executable and run it.
This is very kind of you! Indeed, appears that the “Donate” button is still from the old sourceforge times when Andés Cabrera cereated the software, I have never rearranged it. There is no organization but more than one person behind the development, so I actually don’t know what would be best with these kind of generous donation offers…
What we need the most are people who would learn building CsoundQt on Windows and MacOS (M1 preferably) and would help with testing, making the packages or perhaps help with preparing the github action scripts to make the building automatic. I would say a M1 volunteer would be most welcome at the first place.
Thanks!
tarmo
Kontakt Tetsuya Miwa (<izc07036@nifty.com>) kirjutas kuupäeval K, 2. november 2022 kell 16:41:
It is successor to v0.9.8.1. Please pay no attention to the leap in version number - there was some confusion with version numbers at some point, but it does not matter.
A big part of the many improvements are by Eduardo Moguillansky, greatest thanks! A lot of work on the examples has been done by Joachim Heintz.
Also thanks to all people who submitted bug reports or gave feedback!
For downloads, see the assets part at the end of the github release page.
Please note that there are also experimental “all in one” packages including Csound - so the user does not need to install Csound separately. Most likely the MacOS CsoundQt+Csound is problematic due the many versions and architectures on MacOS (CsoundQt is built on Catalina on Intel architecture), it might not work for you but please give a try.
For Linux users, there is also an AppImage that should work on any 64 bit Linux out of the box - just download the file, make it executable and run it.
I agree with Tarmo that help with the different platforms is most needed in order to make releases more often, since even if a build script for github actions would be in place for windows and arm macos (which would be great!) it would be still necessary to test those builds, test regressions, performance, etc. This release was actually ready almost a year ago, waiting for testing and packages.
On the other hand, if we could gather enough donations to buy an M1 machine that would be helpful as well.
I thought I might give csoundQT a trial but i cannot see how to get a version for Liuxx. The release page says there are 7 asetts but I cannot see them: just an never ending ring of waiting.
Download it, change mode to executable and you should be able to run it.
tarmo
Kontakt john (<jpff@codemist.co.uk>) kirjutas kuupäeval R, 4. november 2022 kell 22:03:
I thought I might give csoundQT a trial but i cannot see how to get a
version for Liuxx. The release page says there are 7 asetts but I cannot
see them: just an never ending ring of waiting.
On ubuntu 22.04 this version looks to be a lovely program – but when I hit ‘configuration’ and >test audio setup there are warnings.
Jack does say the system is connected to csound6, & csound6 to jack;
but just running the “hello world.csd” example I’m getting no beep, but instead:"
I have not tested the Appimage very much. AppImage creates and mounts a temporary file system where are the Csound and all the necessary libraries live, including examples.
Seems, it is a small bug by me that CsoundQt tries to save the file on run although it does not need to… If you save the csd to your local file system, it should work.
Ah, running the file in a terminal produces a one-note .wav file.
The csoundQT problem, then, is with finding where to write that .wav file?
On ubuntu 22.04 this version looks to be a lovely program – but when I hit ‘configuration’ and >test audio setup there are warnings.
Jack does say the system is connected to csound6, & csound6 to jack;
but just running the “hello world.csd” example I’m getting no beep, but instead:"
Download it, change mode to executable and you should be able to run it.
tarmo
Kontakt john (<jpff@codemist.co.uk>) kirjutas kuupäeval R, 4. november 2022 kell 22:03:
I thought I might give csoundQT a trial but i cannot see how to get a
version for Liuxx. The release page says there are 7 asetts but I cannot
see them: just an never ending ring of waiting.
I’m still using Intel Mac and not familiar with application development, but I can at least help testing.
Please let me know if there is anything I can do.
Tetsuya Miwa
2022/11/03 17:15、Tarmo Johannes <trmjhnns@GMAIL.COM>のメール:
Dear Tetsuya,
This is very kind of you! Indeed, appears that the "Donate" button is still from the old sourceforge times when Andés Cabrera cereated the software, I have never rearranged it. There is no organization but more than one person behind the development, so I actually don't know what would be best with these kind of generous donation offers...
What we need the most are people who would learn building CsoundQt on Windows and MacOS M1 preferably and would help with testing, making the packages or perhaps help with preparing the github action scripts to make the building automatic. I would say a M1 volunteer would be most welcome at the first place.
Thanks!
tarmo
Kontakt Tetsuya Miwa <izc07036@nifty\.com> kirjutas kuupäeval K, 2. november 2022 kell 16:41:
A big thank you to Tarmo, Eduardo and Joachim!
I found a link for donation in this site but it does not work. Is there another way to donate? Contribute
Tetsuya Miwa
> 2022/11/01 16:59、Tarmo Johannes <trmjhnns@GMAIL.COM>のメール:
>
> Hi!
>
> After a very long time - I am glad to announce a new release of CsoundQt -
>
> CsoundQt v 1.1.1 is out!
> Release CsoundQt 1.1.1 · CsoundQt/CsoundQt · GitHub
> CsoundQt
>
> It is successor to v0.9.8.1. Please pay no attention to the leap in version number - there was some confusion with version numbers at some point, but it does not matter.
>
> A big part of the many improvements are by Eduardo Moguillansky, greatest thanks! A lot of work on the examples has been done by Joachim Heintz.
>
> Also thanks to all people who submitted bug reports or gave feedback!
>
> For downloads, see the assets part at the end of the github release page.
>
> Please note that there are also experimental "all in one" packages including Csound - so the user does not need to install Csound separately. Most likely the MacOS CsoundQt+Csound is problematic due the many versions and architectures on MacOS CsoundQt is built on Catalina on Intel architecture, it might not work for you but please give a try.
>
> For Linux users, there is also an AppImage that should work on any 64 bit Linux out of the box - just download the file, make it executable and run it.
>
> Please let me know if there are any problems!
>
> Best regards,
> tarmo
> Csound mailing list Csound@listserv.heanet.ie LISTSERV 16.5 - CSOUND List at LISTSERV.HEANET.IE Send bugs reports to Issues · csound/csound · GitHub Discussions of bugs and features can be posted here
Yes, it is possible - set the path in Configure → Environment → Examples dir
tarmo
Kontakt Forrest Curo (<treegestalt@gmail.com>) kirjutas kuupäeval P, 6. november 2022 kell 19:36:
hmm, I copied the examples from the /tmp file to /home/forrest/csoundqt/examples.
How can I configure csoundQt [AppImage] to load all example programs from that directory rather than its built in /tmp default?
Okay, my sound problem was not with csoundQt, but with misconfiguring jack for a new hardware device.
& csoundQt has no problem saving a wav file in my home directory as “4.wav”.
Dear Tarmo,
I’m still using Intel Mac and not familiar with application development, but I can at least help testing.
Please let me know if there is anything I can do.
This is very kind of you! Indeed, appears that the “Donate” button is still from the old sourceforge times when Andés Cabrera cereated the software, I have never rearranged it. There is no organization but more than one person behind the development, so I actually don’t know what would be best with these kind of generous donation offers…
What we need the most are people who would learn building CsoundQt on Windows and MacOS (M1 preferably) and would help with testing, making the packages or perhaps help with preparing the github action scripts to make the building automatic. I would say a M1 volunteer would be most welcome at the first place.
Thanks!
tarmo
Kontakt Tetsuya Miwa (<izc07036@nifty.com>) kirjutas kuupäeval K, 2. november 2022 kell 16:41:
A big thank you to Tarmo, Eduardo and Joachim!
It is successor to v0.9.8.1. Please pay no attention to the leap in version number - there was some confusion with version numbers at some point, but it does not matter.
A big part of the many improvements are by Eduardo Moguillansky, greatest thanks! A lot of work on the examples has been done by Joachim Heintz.
Also thanks to all people who submitted bug reports or gave feedback!
For downloads, see the assets part at the end of the github release page.
Please note that there are also experimental “all in one” packages including Csound - so the user does not need to install Csound separately. Most likely the MacOS CsoundQt+Csound is problematic due the many versions and architectures on MacOS (CsoundQt is built on Catalina on Intel architecture), it might not work for you but please give a try.
For Linux users, there is also an AppImage that should work on any 64 bit Linux out of the box - just download the file, make it executable and run it.
Yes. Didn’t seem to take effect until restarting the program. Can now save changes, which is needed when outs go to receivers (“mixer”) I don’t find (which crashes csouundCt.)
I had to revert to original copy of example “Live Accordizer.csd”
Running that in a terminal produces an endless stream of “WARNING: Division by zero”, which looks to be the reason for the csoundQt crash.