umashankar manthravadi wrote:
VVaudio working in audio mulch will accept midi to control parameters like
azimuth and elevation. There are plenty of two board (but tiny boards) that
will provide usb output from a 9degrees of freedom chip. We just need to
convert X and Y to midistreams. Would like to see it integrated audio on USB
but we need not start there. I am sure it can be used with ambisonics.xyz too,
but is that site dead ?
umashankar
OSC is MIDI's successor protocol...
Best,
Stefan
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Sent: Monday, February 1, 2016 7:37 AM
To: Surround Sound discussion group<mailto:sursound@music.vt.edu>
Subject: Re: [Sursound] Never do electronic in public.
On Mon, 01 Feb 2016 01:17:42 +0000,
Stefan Schreiber <st...@mail.telepac.pt> wrote :
Again: You need a defined plan what your device is supposed to do, to
connect to which devices (PCs? iOS/Android devices? ...), etc.
The plan is to track the orientation of a moving body part that is
known to affect our ability to localize sound; according to recent
scientific studies, the head is a prime suspect. The connectivity
could be an option: serial, usb, wifi or bluetooth. Such a project does
not need all parameters to be defined in the rock, and prototypes are
required.
Anyway: Isn't your project pretty finished when you will have decided
on the new < reference hardware >? I see this as an open hardware
project. Software/apps can be written later. You maybe would have to
implement just one < reference appliance >, which could be a PC
solution, or an Ambisonics playback app for Android.
The FreeIMU project was open (and is probably no longer maintained).
We can expect sensors, processors and transmitters to be updated
regularly, so I prefer to avoid defining a reference hardware. Simply,
a head tracking gizmo could be able to work with any software that
requires it, so the more open the better. The protocol is probably more
important than the hardware, which could vary.
* FSSC = Fast and Simple Sound Control. The name is the aim... :-D
OSC is not ideal for slow links, because it requires a minimum of 24
bytes to send a single value... The Firmata protocol could be a better
choice: https://github.com/firmata
http://firmata.org/wiki/Design_Issues
--
Marc
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