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I would like to be able to write OSC bundles to a file from nodejs in order to generate audio with supercollider's non-realtime mode. The supercollider NRT osc file format is simply a concatenation of osc bundles, with each bundle prefixed by a 32 bit length integer. I have a very rough proof of concept working here.
Would you be amenable to merging a pull request adding a method like osc.generateNrtFile() which would accept an array of json bundles and generate a Uint8Array in the format Supercollider expects for NRT?
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Hi @bwestergard, I'm so sorry for the delay in responding to your question! My day job has been super busy recently. This sounds like a great feature. Yes, I'd be very amenable to merging a pull request to add this functionality.
One question: does it make sense to expose it as a single stateless function in the lower layers of osc.js, or as a new Port object? Or both? If it were a new kind of Port, you could repeatedly send bundles to it and at any point export it to SuperCollider's NRT format. But perhaps that's a bit of a stretch of the whole abstraction.
Hello! Thanks for writing this library.
I would like to be able to write OSC bundles to a file from
nodejs
in order to generate audio with supercollider's non-realtime mode. The supercollider NRT osc file format is simply a concatenation of osc bundles, with each bundle prefixed by a 32 bit length integer. I have a very rough proof of concept working here.Would you be amenable to merging a pull request adding a method like
osc.generateNrtFile()
which would accept an array of json bundles and generate aUint8Array
in the format Supercollider expects for NRT?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: