Re: Trojan AUs
Re: Trojan AUs
- Subject: Re: Trojan AUs
- From: Richard Dobson <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 13:39:04 +0000
A DAW may be in fact the least appropriate environment. Consider
something like Max/MSP (or PD), with commands communicated via
OpenSoundControl (OSC). I recently took part in an ea live performance
where Wiimotes (with nunchucks) were talking to Csound instances
(running a "meta-instrument") via OSC, and all control including patch
changes was done using the Wiimote. So it all depends on what the
nature of the control is - what your "virtual fingers" are.
Richard Dobson
Andre Schnoor wrote:
Hi all,
the situation I have is that I want to hook up a huge composition
application with DAWs such that the DAW hosts the sounds played by the
"virtual fingers" of the application. The application will need to load
and unload AUs and their presets without any user interaction required.
Think of this arrangement as a sound server with hot swapping and
garbage collection.
..
Would that be a reasonable solution? Has anyone perhaps already done
similar things?
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