soundscrape

A programmatic framework for modular synthesis:
Scheme in the front, C in the back!

getting the source

Soundscrape uses GNU arch as a revision-control system. The development archive is wingo@pobox.com--2004-main, and a public mirror is hosted at http://ambient.2y.net/wingo/arch/wingo@pobox.com--2004-main/.

# Tell arch where the archive can be found
$ tla register-archive wingo@pobox.com--2004-main \
  http://ambient.2y.net/wingo/arch/wingo@pobox.com--2004-main/

# Get a copy of the bleeding edge into the ./soundscrape directory
$ tla get wingo@pobox.com--2004-main/soundscrape--dev soundscrape

First-time users of arch should check out arch Meets hello-world, the arch tutorial.

requirements

In order for me to be able to write this software, I used work from many other people. That makes my job a bit easier, but until soundscrape is packaged well, that means it's harder for you to install. Hopefully the following instructions should help you navigate the dependencies.

The following libraries are required to build soundscrape. If you are installing them from a distribution, make sure you install the development packages as well. The packages are given in the order in which they should be installed, if you are installing from scratch.

I am the maintainer for guile-gnome. I will try to get them packaged for the major distributions, but that will take some time. Bear with me as we get that situation sorted out; just know that in a few months you will be able to apt-get install soundscrape :-)