jrahn@blake.u..washington.edu (John Rahn) (10/22/90)
Archive-name: lisp-music-kernel/16-Oct-90 Original-posting-by: John Rahn <jrahn@blake.u..washington.edu> Original-subject: The Lisp Kernel Archive-site: blake.u.washington.edu [128.95.136.2] Reposted-by: emv@math.lsa.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti) The Lisp Kernel Is freely available by anonymous FTP: FTP BLAKE.U.WASHINGTON.EDU CD PUB/RAHN MGET * This is a portable environment for composition in a subset of Common Lisp. It runs on the NeXT in Franz Lisp, in Gold Hill CL on IBM ATs (with enough memory), in Kyoto Common Lisp on Vaxen or whatever, and in general in any CL. It has interfaces to CSound, Music4P, and the NeXT MusicKit. Interfaces to other synthesis software are easy to make by editing an existing interface procedure. One file is a talk from the 1988 AI and Music conference in Germany; others include source code. An article on it is scheduled to appear in Computer Music Journal 14/4. John Rahn jrahn@blake.u.washington.edu