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by Stefan Nussbaumer-3
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> so how could this work in practice? would it be possible to compile the
> synthdef files beforehand using the language, then somehow get these to
> load into the plugin, then you would just send the OSC commands by some
> method - java or something. it would be cool (or maybe even essential)
> for the plugin to be able to load synthdefs from remote paths, not to
> mention soundfiles and the like.
>
well, i still don't quite get what this thread is going to be about ...
i've only copied this little processing example, which does what i
believe Schell wants to do with flash.
in either case it's not meant without having loaded the synthdefs before
from regular sc. i wouldn't see an obstactle in having to send my
synthdefs beforehand from my local computer to a networked scsynth ...
as scsynth keeps working you go to sleep ;)
2c, stefan
> Stefan Nussbaumer wrote:
>
>> Schell schrieb:
>>
>>
>>> If sclang can listen on tcp, is it possible to send arbitrary sc code to
>>> sclang [via binary socket], have sclang interpret it and send that to
>>> scsynth? It would be nice to be able to use the oop functionality of sc with
>>> a graphical representation of it in as3.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> hmm ... there has been a thread on sclang a few days - you maybe read
>> that. i wouldn't try to go the sclang way, rather use osc-commands that
>> go to scsynth directly. you can 'set' arguments of running synths or
>> create new synth-instances - whatever you need. you can have the full
>> power of sc sound-synthesis. i've only had a look at the processing-way
>> (a few additional libraries in processing are needed). for flash there
>> used to be something called "flosc" - no idea about that.
>>
>> however, have a look at the server-command reference (name-spaces!),
>> look through other osc-related stuff in the helpfiles ...
>>
>> i don't know about binary sockets (others on this list certainly know
>> better ..). anyway, flash has to be able to send osc to a given ip and
>> port (e.g. 127.0.0.1, 57110).
>>
>>
>> stefan
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> so how could this work in practice? would it be possible to compile the
> synthdef files beforehand using the language, then somehow get these to
> load into the plugin, then you would just send the OSC commands by some
> method - java or something. it would be cool (or maybe even essential)
> for the plugin to be able to load synthdefs from remote paths, not to
> mention soundfiles and the like.
>
well, i still don't quite get what this thread is going to be about ...
i've only copied this little processing example, which does what i
believe Schell wants to do with flash.
in either case it's not meant without having loaded the synthdefs before
from regular sc. i wouldn't see an obstactle in having to send my
synthdefs beforehand from my local computer to a networked scsynth ...
as scsynth keeps working you go to sleep ;)
2c, stefan
> Stefan Nussbaumer wrote:
>
>> Schell schrieb:
>>
>>
>>> If sclang can listen on tcp, is it possible to send arbitrary sc code to
>>> sclang [via binary socket], have sclang interpret it and send that to
>>> scsynth? It would be nice to be able to use the oop functionality of sc with
>>> a graphical representation of it in as3.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> hmm ... there has been a thread on sclang a few days - you maybe read
>> that. i wouldn't try to go the sclang way, rather use osc-commands that
>> go to scsynth directly. you can 'set' arguments of running synths or
>> create new synth-instances - whatever you need. you can have the full
>> power of sc sound-synthesis. i've only had a look at the processing-way
>> (a few additional libraries in processing are needed). for flash there
>> used to be something called "flosc" - no idea about that.
>>
>> however, have a look at the server-command reference (name-spaces!),
>> look through other osc-related stuff in the helpfiles ...
>>
>> i don't know about binary sockets (others on this list certainly know
>> better ..). anyway, flash has to be able to send osc to a given ip and
>> port (e.g. 127.0.0.1, 57110).
>>
>>
>> stefan
>> _______________________________________________
>> sc-users mailing list
>> sc-users@...
>> http://lists.create.ucsb.edu/mailman/listinfo/sc-users
>>
>>
>>
>
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>
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Stefan Nussbaumer
Johnstrasse 18/2a
A-1150 Vienna
Austria
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T: +43 (0)1 956 20 35
M: +43 (0)699 11 33 41 79
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