From: David R. Sky
Subject: Looking for Nyquist list
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I'm looking for an email list devoted to or talking about Nyquist, based on
XLisp, created by Roger Dannenberg. It's a music synthesis and analysis
language. Anyone know of such a thing?

Thanks in advance!

David Sky


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From: sj
Subject: Re: Looking for Nyquist list
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I've also been looking for a Nyquist list but don't believe one exits. From
what I can tell not a whole lot of people are using it. Too bad!! 

Searching google for Nyquist and XLISP brings up several hits, most are just
derivatives of Dannenberg's page.  I did find this site however
http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~pstanley/music/compositions/ 

Also the Audacity sound editor uses Nyquist as a scripting language.  I
haven't played much with it myself but it may have great potential. 
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/manual-1.2/menu_effects.html#nyquistfx

BTW I have several dozen Nyquist files I'm considering releasing to public
domain. I want to clean them up a bit first but if your interested let me
know. 

Steven Jones


David R. Sky wrote:

> I'm looking for an email list devoted to or talking about Nyquist, based
> on XLisp, created by Roger Dannenberg. It's a music synthesis and analysis
> language. Anyone know of such a thing?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> David Sky
> 
> 
> --



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From: David R. Sky
Subject: Re: Looking for Nyquist list
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Steven,

I certainly am interested in your Nyquist code! I've written several
plug-ins so far (first time learning about Nyquist and therefore
introduced to any kind of Lisp), some of my plug-ins are posted at
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/plugins.php . I can send you mine too if you
want.

Thanks for the URL.

david Sky



On Sat, 4 Sep 2004, sj wrote:

> I've also been looking for a Nyquist list but don't believe one exits. From
> what I can tell not a whole lot of people are using it. Too bad!!
>
> Searching google for Nyquist and XLISP brings up several hits, most are just
> derivatives of Dannenberg's page.  I did find this site however
> http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~pstanley/music/compositions/
>
> Also the Audacity sound editor uses Nyquist as a scripting language.  I
> haven't played much with it myself but it may have great potential.
> http://audacity.sourceforge.net/manual-1.2/menu_effects.html#nyquistfx
>
> BTW I have several dozen Nyquist files I'm considering releasing to public
> domain. I want to clean them up a bit first but if your interested let me
> know.
>
> Steven Jones
>
>
> David R. Sky wrote:
>
> > I'm looking for an email list devoted to or talking about Nyquist, based
> > on XLisp, created by Roger Dannenberg. It's a music synthesis and analysis
> > language. Anyone know of such a thing?
> >
> > Thanks in advance!
> >
> > David Sky
> >
> >
> > --
>
>
>
>

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