| Publication Type | | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | | 2004
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| Authors | | Freed, Adrian; Zbyszynski, Michael F. |
| Conference Name | | Open Sound Control Conference
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| Conference Start Date | | 2004/07/30
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| Publisher | | CNMAT
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| Conference Location | | Berkeley, CA
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| Abstract | | The basic control structure of VST audio plug-ins can limit their usefulness. Control can be improved through the use of Open Sound Control by developing a flexible name space that employs multiple, intuitive parameter names (and aliases), higher-level controls and range mapping, simplifying control for the user. We will demonstrate these ideas with Max/MSP patches that repackage VST plug-ins in a more usable way and also introduce the idea that plug-in interfaces themselves can be improved by building in a well-formed OSC name space. Such a name space would enhance the longevity and flexibility of finished musical works. We will also show that when the plug-in is controlled directly with OSC atomicity and queries, control could be further improved.
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| URL | | http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/publications/osc_control_vst_plug_ins |
| Affiliation | | CNMAT
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