Snd-RT: Realtime extension for the sound editor SND

The RT extension for the sound editor SND consists of two parts:

• The RT Engine - An engine for doing realtime signal processing.
• The RT Compiler - A compiler for a scheme-like programming language to generate realtime-safe code understood by the RT Engine.

Links:

• HTML Documentation (from 2005, but for the most still valid. Please look at the examples and papers below as well)
• PDF Documentation (contains the same as the html documentation)
• CLM documentation
• Linux Quick Start
• Emacs lisp code for Snd-RT and Snd.
• Screenshot (It's a very old screenshot, now the code can be written much more compactly and cryptic like this.)
• Paper: Realtime Music Programming using Snd-RT. From ICMC 2008. Source code for the examples. Poster.
• Paper: Extending Snd with Eval-C and Snd-RT. From LAC 2008. Slides.
• Examples of using Faust in Snd-RT. (Link to Faust.)
• Examples of creating GUIs in Snd-RT.
• SND Homepage
• Download a complete working environment for windows
• San Dysth. A standalone soft synth written using Snd-rt.
• Snd, Snd-rt and Pd.
• Cmdist -- Common Music, CLM, CMN, Snd list. Mailing list.
• Snd CVS.

Note that to avoid too many unwanted surprises, please use Snd-ls to run Snd-RT, and not Snd. Snd often works as well, but Snd-ls is the supported distribution which I also use myself when developing Snd-RT.

Last updated 17.8.2008
k.s.matheussen@notam02.no