music for TX816 and csound

music with TX816's piano and csound

Category:

Music

Tags:

• DX7
• TX816
• csound
• alternative

[NimaSun]

Sounds great..

Have you got the CSound book?

[omowaremas]

Yes, I studied it.

[NimaSun]

Great, Ive recently bought the book.

How do i install the software?

"Exercise 1" says to "render the csound orchestra and score files: etude1.orc & etude1.sco."

Where can i locate those files? on which cd or folder? it doesn't seem to specify that..

[omowaremas]

Which OS do you work on, Windows or Mac? Anyway, you must use terminal or Command Prompt.

On terminal, you should put the command like this.

csound -o etude1.wav -Ws etude1.orc etude1.sco

[Hatcollecter]

Very liquid and jungly. The high buzzing tone adds a very alien element to it. Im becoming a great fan of your work. Do you have mp3s of all of this?

[omowaremas]

thanks for your descriptive comment. Of course, I have mp3s.

[firehandszarb]

shrill

[fuckingharpsichord]

the piano sounds amazing

[blaharns]

This is pathetic. Why do you use an extremely complex program like Csound just to get something that sounds like a shortwave radio between the stations?

[MrRetrosynth]

Which sequencer did you use?

[MrRetrosynth]

Amazing!! I love this Synth and FM synthsys! Great work!

[buchla300]

Nice stuff.

Treating a TX816 as a single synth is something worth doing too. I used to do it. Should have a go again.

Program one sound with 8 different parts or partials and still having 16 note poly is pretty amazing.

[jiabee]

When you working in the dark recording studio, the lamps on the TX-816 flashes just like you are in the spaceship pit. Very cool.

[hawianiceman420]

This sucks BT is better than you

/s