OMCLM makes DSP, soundfile I/O etc from the "Common Lisp Music" project (CLM) available in OM# (om-sharp).
CLM is a sound synthesis package written by Bill Schottstaedt (bil@ccrma.stanford.edu).
OMCLM gives OM#-users access to Music-V type unit generators (UG) - oscillators, filters, buffers, table-lookup, envelopes, soundfile I/O - and routines to create and control DSP-instruments and scorefiles in OM#.
In addition to typical audio-rate work, all the functions from CLM can be used at higher-level composition or analysis work.
The library extends CLM with graphical classes, methods and editors, to integrate CLM in OM# patches and workflows.
OMCLM library for OM#, Anders Vinjar - 2022
From CLMs homepage:
Common Lisp Music is a music synthesis and signal processing package in the Music V family. It runs in a number of lisps or as a part of Snd (using Scheme or Ruby). The file README.clm has current status info for the Common Lisp versions. The mailing list for clm news is cmdist@ccrma.stanford.edu. Common Music, CMN, and the Snd editor also use this list.
CLM has several sections: "generators", instruments (definstrument and *.ins), examples of note lists (with-sound, *.clm), a "make" facility for sound files (with-mix), and various functions that are useful in sound file work. CLM is available free
Anders Vinjar, 2022