Can I use CSound in lua without knowing C?

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I'm trying to learn my first computer language, lua, which will be interpreted by a musical synthesizer module running C++ code at a lower level. I'm wondering if I can use CSound without coding C++ at all, only lua.



I want to use CSound code because I believe that lots of useful code is open source. I am yet to do any programming of the synthesizer, just learning my my first language right now.






c++ lua csound







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  • the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
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    Nov 5 at 3:52












  • if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 3:56










  • @macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:59






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    github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
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    Nov 5 at 4:02










  • @macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 4:14















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I'm trying to learn my first computer language, lua, which will be interpreted by a musical synthesizer module running C++ code at a lower level. I'm wondering if I can use CSound without coding C++ at all, only lua.



I want to use CSound code because I believe that lots of useful code is open source. I am yet to do any programming of the synthesizer, just learning my my first language right now.






c++ lua csound







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  • the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:52












  • if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 3:56










  • @macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:59






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    github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 4:02










  • @macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 4:14













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I'm trying to learn my first computer language, lua, which will be interpreted by a musical synthesizer module running C++ code at a lower level. I'm wondering if I can use CSound without coding C++ at all, only lua.



I want to use CSound code because I believe that lots of useful code is open source. I am yet to do any programming of the synthesizer, just learning my my first language right now.






c++ lua csound







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I'm trying to learn my first computer language, lua, which will be interpreted by a musical synthesizer module running C++ code at a lower level. I'm wondering if I can use CSound without coding C++ at all, only lua.



I want to use CSound code because I believe that lots of useful code is open source. I am yet to do any programming of the synthesizer, just learning my my first language right now.






c++ lua csound




c++ lua csound






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  • the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:52












  • if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 3:56










  • @macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:59






  • 1




    github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 4:02










  • @macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 4:14


















  • the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:52












  • if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 3:56










  • @macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 3:59






  • 1




    github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
    – macroland
    Nov 5 at 4:02










  • @macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
    – vqlk
    Nov 5 at 4:14
















the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 3:52






the question may be awful, in which case i'm sorry. it would take many hours work just to find out it is
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 3:52














if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
– macroland
Nov 5 at 3:56




if someone has written a wrapper for Lua then you should be able to.
– macroland
Nov 5 at 3:56












@macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 3:59




@macroland thanks! i'll google 'wrapper'
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 3:59




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github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
– macroland
Nov 5 at 4:02




github.com/csound/csoundAPI_examples/tree/master/lua
– macroland
Nov 5 at 4:02












@macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 4:14




@macroland so that is a yes then? i won't be able to read the lua code there yet...
– vqlk
Nov 5 at 4:14

















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