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NAP, a free, high-performance data-driven visual and audio platform, is now slicker than ever
Secret sauce? Hardly. It’s more like a hot sauce competition with everyone sharing recipes. Naivi’a NAP Framework, if you missed it, is an open-source, high-octane toolset for digital artists that’s ready to plug into your data, any protocol (OSC, MIDI, Artnet, serial, Web), and push graphics to the edge. And it keeps getting better.
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ROLI, Makers of Seaboard Instrument, Just Bought The Leading C++ Audio Framework
Here’s some important news that might impact you – even though you may never have heard of either the instrument maker or know anything about code libraries. Bear with us. But an experimental instrument builder and design shop just acquired the most popular framework used by audio developers, a set of free and open source […]
Open Source Multitouch Continuum-Style Controller, in Action
Cyril Stoller shares this project, for a variety of multitouch devices (Mac / Windows / Linux / Android, screens and projection) through the also-free-and-open-source Kivy framework. It’s inspired by the brilliant Haken Continuum fingerboard, but whereas that more tactile controller is hard to get, this runs cheaply all over the place. (It could also be […]
Polycode, New Open Source Framework with C++ and Lua; Awesome Pixel 3D Game Sample
Peter Kirn - June 8, 2011
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Immersive Theater Takes a Permanent, Dome-Shaped Form In Montreal, Alongside New Tools
Peter Kirn - December 21, 2010
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Handheld Visuals: Lo-Res Animated Drawing Tool, and the Goodness of AIR for Android
Momo The Monster - October 8, 2010
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Flash Augmented Reality, Made Easier: Open Source FLARManager
Peter Kirn - July 1, 2009
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