Building upon the methods explored here, I've been experimenting with using node-red's Twitter node to interface directly with ruby files in Sonic Pi by means of shell scripting. By creating multiple instances of the Twitter nodes in a single flow, I can set unique search terms, strings, hash tags, etc per node, which correspond to … Continue reading Further Adventures with Twitter, node-red and Sonic Pi
Category: Music
Control QLab with Twitter
UPDATE 7/10/17 - Check out the contributed module from Sam Levey, with nodes to control QLab via OSC messages and a node to control node-red from QLab: https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-red-contrib-qlab This eliminates some steps from the method described below. ORIGINAL: Utilizing node-RED, QLab can respond to hash tags, text strings, etc via OSC messages and UDP packets. … Continue reading Control QLab with Twitter
Qlab->Terminal->SonicPi
Controlling Sonic Pi from QLab – Use Sonic Pi to generate pre-show music for your designs. Sonic Pi, created by Sam Aaron at Cambridge University, is a fantastic live-coding music synth utilizing Ruby script and the SuperCollider synth engine. Originally developed for the Raspberry Pi platform, it is also available, free, on Windows, Mac OS X and desktop Linux. … Continue reading Qlab->Terminal->SonicPi