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NAME
       Cecilia - A GUI and programming environment for Csound

SYNOPSIS
       cecilia [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       Cecilia	is  a graphic interface for music composition and signal processing that uses Csound as its audio processing engine.  Cecilia is a
       completely programmable sound processing tool with realtime interactive processing of soundfiles or live input.	It can also be regarded  a
       software synthesizer with configurable controls.

       Cecilia includes the Cybil language for the production of complex Csound scores.

       Cecilia provides a completely programmable GUI written in Tcl/Tk.  Parameter controls may be designed for interactive input and for dynamic
       graphing. The program can also be used as a Csound friendly text editor for the creation of Csound instruments and scores.

OPTIONS
       No runtime options are available for this program.  cecilia -h will return the options specific to Tcl/Tk.

FILES
       Examples and complete HTML documentation can be found in the $CECILIA_HOME/files directory.

BUGS
       Report all bugs to the Cecilia mail list at http://cecilia.sourceforge.net.

       >From the TODO list for Cecilia 2.0.5 :

       Amplitude information is not displayed with Csound versions later than 4.16.

       Auto Rename generates soundfiles with an extension incompatible with the play and SoX programs.

       The Pvoc Reader window comes up very squashed, needs reasonable default size.

TODO
       >From the TODO list for Cecilia 2.0.5 :

       - Create complete package for MacOS X

       - Merge Windows sources from Bill Beck into CVS

       - Use Tcl compiler to create binaries

       - Documentation needs to be updated to recent versions of Csound with a new script to generate the reference database from the HTML.

AUTHORS
       Cecilia was written by Alexandre Burton and Jean Piche at the University Of Montreal.

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) Jean Piche and Alexandre Burton, 1995-98. Licensed under the GNU Public License.

								   November 2003							Cecilia(1)