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Csound is the music and audio signal processing language developed by [http://web.media.mit.edu/~bv/ MIT's Barry Vercoe]. Csound will provide audio services for the OLPC computer
Csound is the music and audio signal processing language developed by [http://web.media.mit.edu/~bv/ MIT's Barry Vercoe]. Csound will provide audio services for the OLPC computer.


CSound is both a [[Programming languages|programming language]] and a sound synthesis engine. It will be included on the OLPC to be used by applications or directly by the children.
CSound is both a [[Programming languages|programming language]] and a sound synthesis engine. It will be included on the OLPC to be used by applications or directly by the children.


Further information about CSound is on their website: http://csounds.com/
Further information about CSound is on their website: http://csounds.com/

== Sample Code ==

* A [http://blog.vrplumber.com/1876 simple Python project] using CSound to create an audible system load monitor using the standard Python CSound binding
* [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=projects/tamtam;a=tree TamTam] uses a custom C++ wrapper around CSound and has a very large sound library available


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Csound is the music and audio signal processing language developed by MIT's Barry Vercoe. Csound will provide audio services for the OLPC computer.

CSound is both a programming language and a sound synthesis engine. It will be included on the OLPC to be used by applications or directly by the children.

Further information about CSound is on their website: http://csounds.com/

Sample Code

  • A simple Python project using CSound to create an audible system load monitor using the standard Python CSound binding
  • TamTam uses a custom C++ wrapper around CSound and has a very large sound library available