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Because 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
by omnibrain 2y ago
Because 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.
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- 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".