论文信息 - KO 2-DISTRIBUTED MUSIC SYSTEMS WITH O 2 AND KRONOS

KO 2-DISTRIBUTED MUSIC SYSTEMS WITH O 2 AND KRONOS

KO2 is a platform for distributed musical applications, consisting of the messaging protocol O2 and the signal processing language Kronos. This study is an effort to use O2 as a comprehensive communications framework for inter-process signal routing, including clock synchronization and audio. The Kronos compiler is exposed as an O2 service, allowing remotely specified programs to be compiled and run in near real-time on various devices in the network.

Roger B. Dannenberg | Vesa Norilo

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