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Audio driver classes provide an abstract audio device layer, which transparently supports ASIO, DirectSound, CoreAudio and ALSA devices.

Midi Midi input/output support on Mac and PC Midi message wrapper classes make it easy to manipulate midi using a high-level programming interface Midi buffer classes for efficient collating and editing of midi streams Midi keyboard state objects will monitor a midi stream and provide information about the state of a virtual keyboard Classes for merging and re-timing midi input streams to synchronise with audio streams. Support for reading/writing standard midi format files.

/osc/midi/out/noteOn channel (int) key (int) velocity (int) /osc/midi/out/noteOff channel (int) key (int) velocity (int) /osc/midi/out/polyTouch channel (int) key (int) pressure (int) /osc/midi/out/control channel (int) index (int) value (int) /osc/midi/out/program channel (int) index (int) /osc/midi/out/touch channel (int) pressure (int) /osc/midi/out/bend channel (int) value (int) /osc/midi/out/allNotesOff channel (int)

static MidiInput * createNewDevice (const String &deviceName, MidiInputCallback *callback)  LINUX ONLY - This will try to create a new midi input device.

The MidiWeb consists of a server/client framework using TCP/IP to connect, receive and send midi data. It allows users to connect unlimited midi devices either locally and/or over the internet and send realtime data to each other. Since MidiWeb uses a simple protocol and MidiWeb client applications are not limited to hardware midi devices. Any language that supports socket connections can be used to develop applications for it including Macromedia Flash. The MidiWeb project is released using the GNU GPL license. Also the MidiWebServer and MidiWebClient are written in Python and will run on most platforms. (e.g. Windows, Mac, Unix)

Make your own physical sweaty interactive computer music interface • While knowing very little about electronics • And only spending a few dollars. Previous research demonstrated that: • Making your own MIDI interfaces is difficult and expensive. • In fact you have to buy silly programmable EPROMs and shit.

The VMX VJ is the utlimate USB MIDI controller for VJs - 99 fully assignable controllers- Plug & Play Windows XP & MAC OS X, Linux support with USB drivers- 2 jogs and 2 cross fader for live video scratching- 8 tracks with soft touch fader- 20 knobs- 28 switches (loops, play, pause, replay etc ...)- 39 radio buttons (special FX...)- dim. 29x41 cm - same as a 17" laptop - white steel

whenever a news site or blog runs a story about one of these alternative controllers, the naysayers crawl out of the slime and start whining “there’s no way I could ever learn to play that”, “it has too many buttons and it scares me”, “I invested in keyboard lessons and I’m not throwing away all that investment”, etc etc. The simple fact that the Jankó design was MEANT TO BE EASIER TO PLAY….they don’t care. Musicians are so conservative it’s disgusting.

Pretty accurate-ish timing in python   Python's time.sleep() is rather bad for accurate timing. It can sleep for less time than requested, if there's an interrupt. Or longer, depending on what the scheduler is up to.

Thummer™ - a new musical instrument being developed by Thumtronics Inc. of Austin, Texas