Csound

Abstract

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JSPatcher, a Visual Programming Environment for Building High-Performance Web Audio Applications

“…These two aspects make the system suitable for hosting online artworks. As a proof of concept, we created Urban Sound Tales, 20 an online interactive multimedia installation made with JSPatcher [18].…”

“…We are regularly updating JSPatcher's documentation and examples, in particular to illustrate the usage of each box objects. Some limitations are also related to the current 20 https://urbansoundtale.com/ Web Audio specification and implementations such as the lack of a performance profiling tool or the support of some features in the Safari browser.…”

“…We are planning to extend the choice of languages for writing AudioWorklet processors running custom DSP code. In addition to Faust, we started to look at a Csound [20] integration. Csound is a popular language that can be compiled into an AudioWorklet node using the WebAssembly version of its compiler [21].…”

Más allá de la Realidad Virtual. Reconstrucción Acústica Virtual de antiguos teatros del Siglo de Oro. Hacia una vivencia virtual del teatro en los albores de la ultra-realidad

“…Lo que hace es permitir que cualquier audio/ruido suene como si estuviese físicamente en el punto donde la respuesta impulsiva fue tomada. Csound (Lazzarini, 2016): es un lenguaje de programación orientado al procesado digital de señal. Desde que se lanzó en 1986, por Barry Vercoe, hasta su última versión (Csound 6) en 2013, ha habido muchas mejoras, tales como el añadido a la Application Programming Interface (API) de C, la de Python, Java, C++ y unos cuantos lenguajes más.…”

Ubiquitous Music

“…The possibility of doing all these Computer Music activities on mobile devices for computing (like mobile phones, tablets and netbooks) (Lazzarini and Yi, 2012) can emerge as the Ubimus research field to computer scientists.…”