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For anyone interested in open platforms for creative art, I've been working for some years on https://ossia.io https://ossia.io and we're slowly, but surely rea
by jcelerier 6y ago
For anyone interested in open platforms for creative art, I've been working for some years on https://ossia.io https://ossia.io and we're slowly, but surely reaching a beta of version 3. It's a free & open-source sequencer that connects to things such as Processing, etc... though it's starting to embed correct video & audio capabilities with ISF & Faust support.
Feedback if you're in the field would be immensely appreciated !
- joshspankit 6y agoHow much of the application and how many of the connections are sub 20ms? How many are over 100ms?
- jcelerier 6y ago> How much of the application and how many of the connections are sub 20ms? How many are over 100ms? Good question, the core of the execution engine of the application is a synchronous dataflow graph driven by your audio thread most of the time, so if you set a buffer size of 64 that's going to give you the usual 2ms of latency for instance for the actual computations, and for all the audio processing. Separate threads feed that in external OSC, MIDI, etc... messages through lock-free queues which should be fast, but I haven't done entire round-trip measurements, will do that !
- joshspankit 6y agoThese are promising answers so far, thank you. I look forward to the round-trip results
- ellis0n 6y agoLooks great! I have been interested in nodal systems for a long time and have developed several. Oasia is a very interesting project.