Csound menu
This section describes the menu items available in the Csound menu. To access the menu items the file selection dialog must be cancelled.
Choose Orchestra and Score...
Selecting this menu item brings up the main file selection dialog described above.
Options... Selecting this menu item brings up the options dialog containing checkboxes for each Csound option. These are each described below:
Note amplitudes
When checked, causes information regarding note amplitudes to be displayed. Corresponds to the -m1 option in UNIX Csound.
Samples out of range
When checked, causes information regarding out of range samples to be displayed. Corresponds to the -m2 option in UNIX Csound.
Warnings
When checked, causes information regarding out of range samples to be displayed. Corresponds to the -m4 option in UNIX Csound.
No table graphics
When checked, suppresses the display of Csound wavetables. Corresponds to the -d option in UNIX Csound.
Diagnostic messages
When checked, causes diagnostic messages to be displayed. Corresponds to the -v option in UNIX Csound.
Initialize processing only
When checked, causes Csound to only perform initialization of orchestras and no other processing. Corresponds to the -I option in UNIX Csound.
No sound output
When checked, suppresses the output of a sound file. Corresponds to the -n option in UNIX Csound.
Change file types
When checked, Csound will change the file creator field of the selected orchestra and score files. This lets the Macintosh Finder know that the files are associated with the Csound application. Thus, if you subsequently double-click on one of these files from the Finder, Csound will be executed using the selected file as input.
Prepared from the
MIT Media Lab Csound Manual,
PJN, Nov 1994.