a directory of source code and some documentation
The contents are listed
individually below. The csound music digital processing program
may be obtained from ftp://sound.media.mit.edu/pub/Csound.
Code
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source code for the August, 1999 version of the Lisp Kernel.
It compiles and runs in a number of Common Lisp implementations,
including on Intel machines running Red Hat Linux
and on Silicon Graphics stations.
It does not require CLOS. The code is commented and there is "readme"
type of information at the beginning of the file.
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These are csound orchestra files that coordinate with the
Lisp Kernel as it is currently set up; mc.orc is most current.
Documentation
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Is a 1988 paper outlining the early conception and structure
of the Lisp Kernel. The file is ascii.
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are files in ascii and NeXt WriteNow format respectively which
describe how to set up the kernel with common lisp and
csound. This dates from 1992 but should still be accurate in general.
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are files in ascii and NeXt WriteNow format respectively which
describe how to set up the kernel for your own orchestra. This
dates from Dec 1991 so use it with class.orc after defining
(piece 'my).
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are files in ascii and NeXt WriteNow format respectively which
describe the parameters of the fm instrument provided in
the kernel and in class.orc.
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are files in ascii and NeXt WriteNow format respectively which
contain an article describing how three composers used the
kernel.