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From: alves@aludra.usc.edu (William Alves)
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Subject: Re: CSound, what is it?
Keywords: CSound
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Date: 4 Oct 89 01:18:39 GMT
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In article <Oct.3.16.50.41.1989.434@triumph.rutgers.edu> moskowit@triumph.rutgers.edu (Len Moskowitz) writes:
>Drop a line to csound@ems.media.mit.edu to get on the csound mailing list.

PLEASE NOTE: this address is to POST to the CSOUND mailing list. To be added
to the list, please send mail to:

csound-request@ems.media.mit.edu

CSOUND is a UNIX-based computer music language related to the MUSICn lan-
guages begun by Max Mathews at Bell Labs. More specifically, it is related
to MUSIC-11 written by Barry Vercoe in the 70's for the PDP-11. For more
information on computer music languages, see Dodge & Jerse "Computer Music."
CSOUND itself is available through anonymous ftp at the same site.

Bill Alves
USC School of Music / Center for Scholarly Technology