On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, John Lazzaro wrote: > Soon, but not quite yet -- at the moment, sfront networking does > MIDI resilently for low-latency situations, and while you could > concievably hack this to do audio (sending samples encoded as > MIDI change-control events, and reassmbling on the other side), > you really don't want to go there. > > I'm actively working on SASL networking for sfront at the moment -- > SASL is the more general-purpose control language for Structured > Audio, provided as a companion to MIDI control. SASL is well > suited for writing custom audio codecs in Structured Audio, so > once the SASL packetization is ready, sfront should be a viable > platform for these sorts of experiments. But not for another few > months ...
Sorry ... I guess I was getting ahead of you :-). I just wish there were more "publicly available" SASL-controlled instruments available. Almost everything I've found so far uses MIDI control, which is a pain to hack around. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (M. Edward Borasky) http://www.aracnet.com/~znmeb Relax! Run Your Own Brain with Neuro-Semantics! http://www.aracnet.com/~znmeb/Flyer.htm What phrase will you *never* hear Miss Piggy use? "You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear!"
