Sorry for the small amount of info... wrote at the wee hours of the
morning in a celebration of a success after 4 days of banging the head
against the wall.

OSC stands for open sound control, it is a protocol for sending and
receiving messages over a network that utilizes UDP.  OSC is supported
by a variety of different music applications such as Max/msp,
puredata, supercollider, and Chuck just to name a few.

Node-osc includes Classes to create both an OSC server (to receive
messages) and OSC client (to send messages).

There are a number of usecases for this package... mainly I see it as
a tool for streamlined inter-application communication.

Over the next two weeks I'm going to be taking a go at making some
browser based control interfaces utilizing node-osc, socket.io, and
jquery.  I'm eventually interested in developing a project that would
be quite similar to touch-osc... but in browser with multi-user sync
via sockets.

Any other questions feel free to ask

On Mar 24, 8:14 pm, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mar 24, 2012, at 03:49, TheAlphaNerd wrote:
>
> > So node-osc was broken / deprecated.  After banging my head against
> > the wall I managed to get everything working again with node v0.6.13.
>
> > You can install this package with "npm install node-osc"
>
> > This package has abstracted objects for an osc Server, osc Client, and
> > osc Message.  It makes sending OSC messages very very easy.
>
> > The source is available athttps://github.com/TheAlphaNerd/node-osc
>
> When announcing a project to the list, please provide enough information for 
> people who don't know your project to understand what it's for. Someone like 
> me who doesn't know what "OSC" stands for isn't going to get very far with 
> the above. Not even your web site says what it's for. I had to go to the 
> pyOSC project you linked to to learn that OSC means OpenSoundControl.

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