Hi Pierre,
On 4 Aug 2010, at 09:54, Pierre Massat wrote:
>
> What is Integra for, exactly?
It's for composing and performing live electronic music. Of course there is
existing software that allows you to do this (Max, Pd etc), but Integra Live
aims to be an order of magnitude easier to use.
> And does it do things that cannot be done (at least not easily) in Pd? And
> when are Linux' and Windows' version to be released?
>
Currently in terms of DSP it can't do anything that can't be done in Pd since
it uses Pd as a processing engine. However, it makes very easy many things that
take a lot of time and knowledge in Pd. For example:
- 'high level' modules (e.g. reverb, granular synthesiser) out of the
box
- module controls (sliders, buttons, dials, x-y pads) generated
automatically
- integrated state saving
- global time line with per-attribute control envelopes
- scene-based cue system
- infinite undo and redo
The next version will also have per control OSC addressing, for external
control.
I can't give you a specific date for release, but I anticipate some time early
2011. The aim is to get the OS X version stable first and then make the Linux
and Windows releases.
best,
Jamie
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