Case study: [re]capture

News • Dec 23, 2022 • Jean-Michaël

Case study: scored air filtration in [re]capture

Generalized "value" types and prototypal operation for C++ objects

Dev • Dec 1, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

This article is a followup to the series on interoperability and reflection. It covers extending our data model so that dataflow nodes can interoperate with not only basic types such as floats, doubles, etc. but also with more complex data models, in order to enable advanced data processing pipelines.

Score on the Store

News • Jul 31, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Getting ossia score on the Microsoft Store

Collaborative and distributed interactive scores

News • Jun 14, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Collaborative features in score 3.0.11

Minimum viable declarative GUI in C++

Dev • Mar 22, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Introducing a “toolkit”

Introducing ossia score 3

News • Feb 5, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Introducing ossia score 3

Genuary 2022 with ossia score

News • Jan 15, 2022 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Genuary

ossia score 3 beta

Dev • Aug 17, 2021 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Introducing ossia score 3

Achieving generic bliss with reflection in modern C++

Dev • Jul 22, 2021 • Jean-Michaël Celerier

Reflection is often presented as a feature that makes software harder to understand. In this article, I will present ways to approximate some level of static reflection in pure C++, thanks to C++17 and C++20 features, show how that tool can considerably simplify a class of programs and libraries, and more generally enable ontologies to be specified and implemented in code.

Summer internships

Community • Jun 25, 2021 • Jean-Michaël

Summer internships in ossia.io

Creating ossia score add-ons

Dev • Jun 7, 2021 • Jean-Michaël

Introduction

ossia score in the Phonemacore project

News • Jun 15, 2019 • Jean-Michaël

Open Bidouille Camp

News • Dec 8, 2018 • Jean-Michaël

We were present to make a small demonstration of ossia this afternoon at Open Bidouille Camp in Bordeaux. We showed robot controls, real-time audio effects and Kinect integration.

Version 0.3 development sprint

Dev • Mar 27, 2014 • Julien

Most of the i-score core developers are currently running a development sprint at GMEA – Centre National de Création Musicale d’Albi-Tarn for the OSSIA (Open Scenario System for Interactive Application) project. They have been doing a great job putting together a solid basis as i-score moves toward version 0.3.

User experience workshop

News • Mar 15, 2014 • Julien

Le chant du filament from NICOLAS VILLENAVE on Vimeo.