I am working on a port of liboscit (
http://rubyk.org) to a DIGI
"network connector" running linux (
http://bit.ly/11MXzj). You need a
true microprocessor for liboscit but you will gain lots of things:
automatic discovery on the network, applications for remote control
(iPhone, desktop and plug & play (no configuration) compatibility with
other oscit compliant hardware / software + you can use the processor
to easily code your hardware.
Our roadmap is to pause the digi development until we finish the
iPhone app prototype (November) and then have a working digi+iphone
setup by February 2010.
If you feel this could be an option, I'd be glad to help make it real !
Gaspard
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 10:46 PM, Andy W. Schmeder
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> You may be interested in micro-OSC, an implementation of OSC on a PIC
> microcontroller.
>
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/research/uosc>
> Source code is available--if you want it you will need to make an account on
> the CNMAT website and then let me know the account name and that you want
> access.
>
> On Oct 9, 2009, at 12:20 PM, Oscar Tuxpan wrote:
>
> Hi!!
>
> I am designing a sequencer hardware, and I want to implement OSC to it,
> the MIDI no longer is an option, but, what recommend to me to use in
> development cards?
> in addition, the necessary documentation of OSC.
>
> Greetings and Thanks!!
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