Re: [tuning] CSound question(s)

Well
i would suggest VMCI which is in fact Real-time.
Darren and i have been using it here at SEJIS
You can (via some examples) tune your instrument however you like
The Piano sound may be something you may need to work on but you can start
with a good .wav or aiff of a piano sample and manipulate it from there
You can check it out at

http://web.tiscalinet.it/G-Maldonado/download.htm

good luck
Pat Pagano

>
>
> CSound users, can you tell me: is such a thing available, and for
> what price?
>
> (Implicit in the process is .midi to CSound conversion, which I think
> I've read is readily available...)
>
> Thanks!
>
> JdL
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