3 ms·
Why the "from JSON" part? JSON is the storage/representation format and, IMHO, the less interesting thing about this. Is like saying "Synthesizing Music from a
by luismedel 2y ago
Why the "from JSON" part? JSON is the storage/representation format and, IMHO, the less interesting thing about this.
Is like saying "Synthesizing Music from a binary file" if you write a S3M player.
Outside of that, congrats. I think the author has enough "fame credits" to make any project an instant success. Kudos for that.
- omnibrain 2y agoBecause JSON today is some sort of "lingua franca" of data exchange and there is a vast library of tools to handle JSON. If you have something that "plays sound" from JSON it becomes easy to imagine using existing JSON based tools to create music. Building a "graphical music editor" for example would be easy for most web devs.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- deathanatos 2y ago"Synthesizing Music from JSON" to me means something I could feed JSON into, and it would somehow transform it into music. This is just using JSON as an encoding format. (And as a "legacy" one, too, it seems like its moved to JS.) > it becomes easy to imagine using existing JSON based tools to create music. No … it really doesn't? I am trained in both music and JSON, and I have no idea how that'd work. Because you don't have "something that 'plays sound' from JSON" you have something that plays sound from application/sonant-x+json ; the interesting bits are in the "application/sonant-x" but your tooling only understands the "+json".