Audio in CL

What you you /prog/gots know about making noises with Common Lisp? I know there's stuff like CLM that writes to disk, so fuck that. There's the CL-ALSA bindings which don't quite work (but seem to be easily fixable). I think Kenny Tilton has some OpenAL bindings mixed in with his Cello garbage. SDL does stuff, but it's SDL.

Anyone else tried to get this going? CL-ALSA is looking like my best bet for now.

Use a programming language with actual libraries, problem solved.

Haskore

>>2
Then I would have two problems.

>>1
Fucking pipe to /dev/dsp or aplay.

The only sounds a true LISP programmer makes are orgasmic grunts as he wanks to SICP while he writes tail-recursive factorial functions.

Conjure the spirits of the sound system

>>5
Fucking no.

>>8
Fucking sage

Use posh lisp.

>>10
Wotzat? D'you curl your pinky as you close yer p'renthes's or sumfin'? Ooh, how posh!

Write by own implementation   for another OS.

This thread is a real winner.

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