micro-OSC (uOSC) is a firmware runtime system for embedded platforms designed to remain as small as possible while also supporting evolving trends in sensor interfaces such as regulated 3.3 Volt high-
This seems to be the most current Ruby implementation.
Mocolo has been sometimes defined a “camera sensor”, since its business is monitoring video streams in order to “detect interactions”.
CNMAT's OpenSoundControl object extends MaxMSP 4.5+ to support OSC bundles.
I'm working as sound technician and programmer and I developed this application for own and particular use. I'm using this prototype successfully in Live Music Shows.
| Publication Type | Report | |
| Year of Publication | 2008 | |
| Authors | Schmeder, Andy | |
| Date | 03/2008 | |
| Institution | Center for New Music and Audio Technologies, University of California, Berkeley | |
Braun is an application for visualising Open Sound Control (OSC) data. It acts as an OSC server, listening for data on port 4444.
BluePD is an embedded version of Pure Data. It was developed to support physical computing projects using BlueSense. Pure Data and BluePD has support for OSC through the OSCx external object.
modular realtime video software
(integrate the osc query features)
Net::OpenSoundControl provides a translation from OSC messages to Perl datastructures and vice versa.
OSC objects for Pure-data, by Martin Peach
scosc is an implementation of OSC for Python.
SimpleOSC provides a simple wrap around the OSC python implementation by Daniel Holth (http://wiretap.stetson.edu ). It tries to make OSC as easy to use as possible exposing a very simple API.
Serpent is a real-time programming language inspired by Python. Serpent currently has a minimal interface to LibLo that provides the ability to create simple OSC servers in Python.
Nyquist is a language for sound synthesis and music composition.
