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Emne: Re: [ros-users] Connecting ROS to a software (music) synthesiser?
Hi Michael,


Thanks for your reply! Funnily enough I ran into your old project right
when your email came in and was wondering if it might well solve my
problems.

I'm still going through the relevant docs so I'm asking the following
with an incomplete understanding but I was wondering if your thoughts
may help short circuit my thinking a little.

I'm planning on using a chunk of Python to aggregate the ROS messages
I'm interested in and figure out what sounds to play. It's sounding like
Supercollider is the way to go to actually generate the sounds. Would
there be an advantage to keeping things in ROS and using ROSOSC to talk
to Supercollider, versus using Python's OSC interface to talk out to
Supercollider directly?


Cheers!

- Raymond

On 11/11/2014 9:55 PM, Michael Carroll wrote:
> Raymond,
>
> I wrote a bridge between ros and OSC quite a while ago. I don't know
> that it will still work, but I think that it would provide a
> reasonable starting place for your experiments.
>
> https://github.com/Auburn-Automow/rososc
>
> ~mc
>
> On Tuesday, November 11, 2014, Raymond Sheh
> < <mailto:Raymond.Sheh@curtin.edu.au>> wrote:
>
>     Hi All,

>
>
>     We're trying to figure out a way to have our robot's beeps be a
>     little more musical and on-the-fly generated so I'm looking for a
>     way of piping ROS messages into a software music synthesiser of
>     some sort (or synthesizer for those of you in the US).

>
>     I've found lots of stuff about getting ROS to play sounds or to
>     say text via a text-to-speech synth but I'm drawing a bit of a
>     blank on something that is more musical.

>
>     Before I go to the trouble of connecting ROS to something like
>     Supercollider or Fluidsynth, I was just wondering if anyone here
>     knew of work already being done in this direction. My Google-fu is
>     kinda failing me on this one.

>
>
>     Cheers!

>
>     - Raymond

>
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>
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Dr Raymond Sheh
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Curtin University of Technology
Department of Computing
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Bentley, Western Australia

+61 8 9266 4269
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