Creating interactive digital art with ossia

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Live demos show a working free open‑source workstation that scores and synchronizes audio, video and external devices: ossia score, its C++ core and libossia library. It uses Faust for DSP, Pure Data and Processing for patches, sends and discovers parameters over OSC control, supports MIDI/joysticks, Vulkan rendering and plugin-based modules. Examples include a carousel of instrument seats, robot choreography and VJ effects tied to kick detection; Rust bindings exist but remain primitive.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:38Demonstration
3. 3:41Time Stretch
4. 5:23Visuals
5. 5:42Rendering
6. 6:24Video Effects
7. 12:00Visual Programming
8. 16:55Automation
9. 21:13Processing
10. 23:13Color Automation
11. 29:23How To Buy into the Api

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