Projects tagged ‘osc’

Crystal Space is a free, cross-platform software development kit for realtime 3D graphics. It supports Windows, Linux, MaxOS/X and more. Though written in C++, other languages like Python can also ... [More] be used to write programs. Based on a plugin system it's very modular and extended easily. 3D rendering is done with OpenGL. Features of the latest as well as older hardware are supported seamlessly. [Less]

Jamoma is a flexible framework for the creation of modules in Max, MSP, and Jitter.

Software for easily creating haptic virtual environments via OSC messaging, and using them to control sound synthesis.

liblo is an implementation of the Open Sound Control protocol for POSIX systems.

The Make Controller Kit is an open source hardware and software project by MakingThings. It's simple and robust enough for beginners, and powerful enough for experienced developers. It includes a ... [More] full-featured IO controller with advanced communications - USB, Ethernet, serial, SPI, CAN and more. A broad range of people use MakingThings products including artists, designers, students, musicians, hobbyists and engineers. Sample application areas include: - Interactive art exhibitions - Product prototypes - Custom control systems - Educational tools - Interactive kiosks & museum displays - DIY & hobby projects [Less]

Open Sound Control libraries for integrating Flash / Actionscript 3 with Max/MSP, SuperCollider and any other OSC capable system (Reaktor, Plogue Bidule etc..) Because AS3 doesnt support UDP ... [More] sockets this library also contains a Java OSC client and server which can be used for providing a bridge between UDP and TCP connections. e.g. Flash (via TCP) -> Java -> Reaktor (via UDP) The Java client and server are based on the Apache Mina framework and can easily be used seperately for other purposes. [Less]

Mobile devices like the DS and iPhone have become very popular in the world of digital music since they allow for making and interacting with music without sitting in front of your computer. There are ... [More] complete composition studios for both the DS and the iPhone, but there's also a lot of software for controlling synthesizers and other music software in live performances. The problem with these is is that most music software is controlled via the rather dusty MIDI standard which is not designed for wireless communication. Thus, developers have to invent their own workarounds for using MIDI over Wifi. DSMI is an easy to use library that spares developers this trouble and allows you to focus on your application. The DSMI server running on your computer receives MIDI commands and feeds them to your MIDI applications. DSMI is available as an open source library for the DS and the iPhone. The DSMI server is available for all three major operating systems and it's open source as well. Additionally, DSMI offers wired MIDI for the DS through the DSerial using the same simple API. Since version 3.0, DSMI also supports the OpenSound Control (OSC) protocol, an emerging standard that will hopefully replace MIDI in the future. For more information and the latest news please visit the official homepage http://dsmi.tobw.net [Less]

timemap #3software for a dance performance recoil performance group, spring 2009 an interactive video scenography for a recoil performance group dance performance/installation. developed with ... [More] choreographer tina tarpgaard and programmer jonas jongejan. Descriptiontime map is a dance performance that is sampled, manipulated and reconstructed, as if you where in a film set and part of a live editing process. in this time displaced universe 3 people meet. ottilia 1886, rose 2008, keem 2258 – each of them seeking to find justice. the three dancers have worked from a base of true stories from past, present and future. being placed in past, present and future their stories are portrayed visually, physically and dramatically. they meet in the court room in a battle with words – from taking orders to making them fly across the screens. Technologyole kristensen and jonas jongejan created the videoscenography using infrared motion tracking implemented in openframeworks. all video and lights were cued from qlab using midi to isadora through to a grandma node, our own custom osc server, motion capture and opengl renderer. during the performance all text was typed live by the author gritt uldall on stage. the choreographer had control over some of the scenes from her own laptop. thus further osc controlpanels for text editing and choreographer interaction were made using maxmsp. some parts of the first act were filmed and edited on stage during second act for an epilogue shown in the lobby. Code Disclaimerwhile the code is full of all kinds of nice trickeries, the applications themselves are not of much use outside the scope of our performance. it will probably not run on your machine, first of all it needs a collection of more or less obscure hardware, secondly it works tightly together with other third party apps such as isadora, maxmsp, grabberraster, qlab and even a pc-based grandma lighting node - and i haven't even listed the c++ lib dependencies ... and the code is messy too - so read if you please, compile if you can - but don't expect it to compute for you [Less]

WiimoteTUIO is an Wiiremote application that sends out the current X & Y locations of all IR sources found (up to 4 ir sources) by TUIO messages. There are several MultiTouch aware applications out ... [More] there that support TUIO messages, however only a few of them support the Wiiremote. To be able to use these applications this program sends out the Wiiremote IR dots found in TUIO format so you can use these applications.. [Less]