hello, _-¯-_ jdl@xdv.org has already started porting OSC to pd (lnx..). he's got a working version. i dont know what the status is, and where to download it. just not that double work is beeing done here..
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At 12:45h +0100 19.02.01, Thomas Grill wrote:
Obviously, OSC objects do already exist for Max... it should not be to diffcult to adapt them for pd http://cnmat.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/clients/max-objs.html
-----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- Von: Richard Dobson [mailto:rwd@cableinet.co.uk] Gesendet: Montag, 19. Februar 2001 11:47 An: PD list Betreff: Re: Automation
It seems to me there is a really very good idea here. The OpenSoundControl (OSC) protocol has recently been added to Csound, and I think a few other apps will add it soon, so an OSC port within PD would seem to be a useful thing. With reference to VST, the idea of a plugin (could be a DirectX version as well) which acted as a network port for control and/or audio data seems very worthwhile for all sorts of tasks, especially where some cross-platform code compatibility is important (otherwise, one would just use COM). It might therefore be good to use a general protocol such as OSC.
There is also the Network Audio Server project, at: http://radscan.com/nas.html
which looks very interesting, especially if it would be possible to make a native Windows port, so that VST/DX plugins could talk to it. If indeed this hasn't already been done by anyone, I am interested to have ago, as I am doing both VST and DX plugin development at the moment.
Richard Dobson
Thomas Grill wrote:
Hi list, is there an easy way to automate pd from any good
sequencer program
(under linux or W2k)? I guess the most felxible way (under Windows) would be a VST
plugin which
sends messages (or even audio streams) over a net socket, so
that it can be
received by netsend... has anything comparable already been done? How could something like that be done under linux?
greetings, Thomas
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