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Csound

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Csound is a computer programming language for dealing with sound. The syntax is based on the C programming language, hence the name.

Csound has a toolkit of over 450 signal processing modules, which one can use to model most commercial synthesizers or multi-effects processors. Once only able to render soundfiles, Csound can now be run interactively, outputing sound in real-time.

  • Official website contains FAQs, manuals, programming examples, other front end programs, and misc other goodies. The mailing list archive is also a good place to find detailed information.
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