6 Jan
2005
6 Jan
'05
11:25 p.m.
Antoine,
I'm dimly aware of OSC, but have yet to wrap my head around the potential
advantages of it. I know that Jesse Chappell uses it in SooperLooper. Can you
give me an example application?
Thanks,
-Mercury
I think I am
heading in this direction. Please let me know if there are
specific types of control you'd like to see.
OSC? 
7 Jan
7 Jan
2:05 a.m.
--- JP Mercury <swirlee(a)stickist.com> wrote:
Antoine,
I'm dimly aware of OSC, but have yet to wrap my head
around the potential
advantages of it. I know that Jesse Chappell uses it
in SooperLooper. Can you
give me an example application?
There's the LADSPA "JAMin Controler". When inserted
into an Ardour track it's used to transmit scene
change instructions to JAMin. Imagine 10 songs on the
Ardour timeline for a mastering session. The start
point for each song marks a point where a new scene
begins. Each song has its own mastering settings so
automating the changes is very useful. OSC is used to
transmit the scene change instruction.
ron
> I think I am heading in this direction.
Please
let me know if there are
specific
types of control you'd like to see.
OSC? Thanks,
-Mercury
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10:41 a.m.
afore mentioned SuperCollider, Pd, and hardware wise, soon (hopefully),
lemur http://www.jazzmutant.com/lemur_overview.php
On Thu, 2005-01-06 at 22:05 -0800, R Parker wrote:
--- JP Mercury <swirlee(a)stickist.com> wrote:
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Antoine Rivoire <antoine.rivoire(a)ntlworld.com>
Antoine,
I'm dimly aware of OSC, but have yet to wrap my head
around the potential
advantages of it. I know that Jesse Chappell uses it
in SooperLooper. Can you
give me an example application?
There's the LADSPA "JAMin Controler". When inserted
into an Ardour track it's used to transmit scene
change instructions to JAMin. Imagine 10 songs on the
Ardour timeline for a mastering session. The start
point for each song marks a point where a new scene
begins. Each song has its own mastering settings so
automating the changes is very useful. OSC is used to
transmit the scene change instruction.
ron
> I think I am heading in this direction.
Please
let me know if there are
specific
types of control you'd like to see.
OSC? Thanks,
-Mercury
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3:49 a.m.
On Thu, 2005-06-01 at 20:22 -0700, JP Mercury wrote:
Antoine,
I'm dimly aware of OSC, but have yet to wrap my head around the potential
advantages of it. I know that Jesse Chappell uses it in SooperLooper. Can you
give me an example application?
Thanks,
-Mercury
OSC is also used for communicating to the SuperCollider engine, and I'm
working on a modular synth that is entirely OSC controlled.
You can send OSC messages from Max/MSP, Pd; it's used in Reaktor and
some other NI products, and is usable from at least a few scripting
languages (Python being one I know for sure).
It basically allows you to send arbitrary commands with an arbitrary
number of arguments of any type.
/synth/note_on 440
/set_volume 1.2
/patches/master/nodes/oscillator/set_control frequency 440
/do_stuff withlots ofarguments 123.0 25
etc. etc.
http://www.opensoundcontrol.org/about/
-DR-
I think I
am heading in this direction. Please let me know if there are
specific types of control you'd like to see.
OSC? 
7:09 a.m.
On Fri, Jan 07, 2005 at 02:47:24AM -0500, Dave Robillard wrote:
OSC is also used for communicating to the
SuperCollider engine, and I'm
working on a modular synth that is entirely OSC controlled.
You can send OSC messages from Max/MSP, Pd; it's used in Reaktor and
some other NI products, and is usable from at least a few scripting
languages (Python being one I know for sure).
It basically allows you to send arbitrary commands with an arbitrary
number of arguments of any type.
/synth/note_on 440
/set_volume 1.2
/patches/master/nodes/oscillator/set_control frequency 440
/do_stuff withlots ofarguments 123.0 25
While were about it I'l plug liblo, http://plugin.org.uk/liblo/ a C OSC
implementation thats designed for people on the same lazyness wavelength
as me. It makes it as easy as I could to do OSC things, eg:
lo_address t = lo_address_new("localhost", "7770");
lo_send(t, "/foo/bar", "ff", 5.0f, 23.0f);
Making OSC servers is slightly more work, but not hard. The latest version
handles scheduling on the server side (for incoming timestamped message
bundles) and all kinds of things.
- Steve
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