Fun, but even like "desktop" CSound, it seems pretty easy to introduce artifacts when using it in realtime (I think CSound's greatest strength is batch-processi

Fun, but even like "desktop" CSound, it seems pretty easy to introduce artifacts when using it in realtime (I think CSound's greatest strength is batch-processing whereby you set-up the environment, and then let the CPU churn on it and emit a .wav, like a compiler producing a binary). I don't know if this is strictly CSound or Android audio (as @fit2rule was worried about), or combination. It's unfortunate, because CSound is awesome; hopefully anybody who's introduced to CSound via this is patient and tolerant enough to stick with it. Not perfect, but still a great achievement. Congratulations again.