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I decided to use CppSound which is optimized for C++ usage.

Choose a “New Project” as “Command Line-Tool”.
Including the header files into your main.cpp file:

#include <CsoundLib/CppSound.hpp>
#include <CsoundLib/csPerfThread.hpp>

Compiling everything on command-line would look like:

“g++-4.0 main.cpp -o testApp
-I/Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.framework/Versions/Current/Headers
-framework CsoundLib
-L/Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.framework/Versions/Current/
-l_csnd”

But if you use XCode you have to include the Framework into your Project by right-click on the left project panel (Pict 2):
Now choose “CsoundLib.framework” from the list. There is a 64 Bit Version as well (but I havn’t tested it right now).

Lets see what Xcode does for us:

g++-4.0 main.cpp -o testApp
-I/Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.framework/Versions/Current/Headers -> done automaticly
-framework CsoundLib -> automaticly by dragging
-L/Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.framework/Versions/Current/ -> done automaticly
-l_csnd -> Linking = Symbol ordering Flags THIS IS LEFT TO BE DONE BY OURSELFES..

Go into: Project->Project Settings->Tab:Build
Scroll down until “Linking” (Pict 1)
Edit: Symbol Ordering Flags “-l_csnd”
Note: If you’ve included the 32 Bit version, you have to set the “Architectures” to “32-Bit”. (Pict 3)

Done!

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Good news our system is updated, so we are now back on trashsounddesign.org!

I made this music-piece for a concert (on 26.11.2010) in Winsen/Germany. The topic of this evening was “Verkaufte Musik” – so a realtion to music and commerce was demanded in this project. Here are some picts which show the development of the project.

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Video and live-sound were made with openframeworks and audacity.
The basic soundmaterial is silence, which becomes noisy by converting it into mp3 format with different algorithms.

Verbraufte Kusik from ketchup ok on Vimeo.

In October 2010 was the first festival for contemporary Jazz, Electronic and Free Music in Hannover.

There were 3 days and nights with concerts and workshops. Including:  Martin Brandlmayr, dis.playce, dak~[daktilde], VARIO – 48 (Paul Lovens, Thomas Lehn, Alexander Frangenheim, Günter Christmann, John Butcher  and Alex Hofmann.

My setup for 4-channel live-electronics: SuperCollider, NordModular G2 and Saxophon.

See a part of my live performance..

Some other photos from that event..

Martin Brandlmayr

Thomas Lehn

John Butcher

Dak~