17 Sep
2007
17 Sep
'07
4:48 a.m.
Hello,
I am thinking of having an graphical editor for OSC-streams natively. I doesnt
have to support complex data types like lists of mixed types, but at least
floating point controller. Is there an (free) application which can do that
like sequenzer handle MIDI-controller or so ?
mfg winfried
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17 Sep
17 Sep
8:43 a.m.
Hi Winfried, hi list
in the last couple of months I was thinking about the need for an
sequencer for OSC. As far as I know all sequencer software work with
Midi with its known limits.
That combined with an similar live orientated interface like SEQ24 with
improvements (like scenes to switch through) would be a dream for me.
I am willing to code it but dont see this happening this year because of
my work I need to do to pay the bills and the works of the upcomming
Minicomputer open source softwaresynth. Plus I have to help the AMS
project to move further.
But it should be possible to create something with limitations in pd.
Maybe also with csound in combination with the Cecilia Frontend, you
should be at least able to draw function curves and output that via
csound and its OSC modules.
Much more sophisticated should be Iannix by LaKitchen
http://sourceforge.net/projects/iannix
but I never used that and would like to hear about some experiences with
that software.
I think there is another software around too, based on Xenakis UPIC but
I might be wrong.
Cheers,
Malte
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3:18 p.m.
On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 02:36:47PM +0200, Malte Steiner wrote:
I'd love such a thing as well.
That combined with an similar live orientated
interface like SEQ24 with
improvements (like scenes to switch through) would be a dream for me.
I'd say you touched on a important topic there. It would probably
be quite an exercise to find a interface that suits all types of
use, and - even more difficult - all types of music.
Part of the problem is that OSC is so flexible - there are many
ways to describe even a single parameter as a function of time,
both as a graphical object and as OSC commands.
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8:13 a.m.
Hello,
Thats nice, do you have a source, i am not on irc.
Anyway I just thought it would be good to have a library for this task (OSC
sequencer with/without gui), which can be included in PD or other.
The other question is the fileformat of OSC, which i couldnt find, but i had
the idea to use sdif (IRCAM) for this, so I can combine it with the
audiotracks, or even fft-data streams. Is anyone working on defining a sdif
definition for OSC ?
mfg winfried
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