I'm looking for a timeline-based software where:

• I can draw (and ideally, record) multichannel automation,
• said automation can then be sent out as OSC data,
• its playback position (and ideally, speed) can be controlled by OSC, MTC or in some other programmable way.

From this page: http://www.ardour.org/osc_control
I see Ardour can be controlled by OSC, and I suppose it can handle automation, but I can't find any mention of whether it can send out OSC data.

IanniX always looked too artsy to me, so if anyone has experimented with it, I'd like to know if it's possible to be precise to a degree where I want it to eg linearly output values from 0.1 to 0.569 over 0.6 seconds?

Anyone familiar with AlgoScore or 'Timeline OSC Sequencer'? I just found these while writing this post - shame on me

BTW, I posted in this section because this is I/O stuff, and I need it to control arduino, video etc, although that's not obvious from the post.... If there is a more appropriate section, please move it at will.

Unfortunately, it looks like la-kitchen.fr and le-hub.org, where one could previously find IanniX (among other interesting things) is gone. The project is still on sourceforge though.

Bump.

OK, is anyone using anything to control Pd in a predictable (timeline) fashion? Non-interactive, that is. A MIDI sequencer perhaps?

I think you'll have better luck finding an answer in this section.

@Maelstorm said:

I think you'll have better luck finding an answer in this section.

Thanks Admin, I thought for a second I'm invisible or something

One round-about way that works:

1. Use CLAM to build an osc sending ladspa plugin.
2. Insert said plugin in Ardour track.
3. ?
4. Profit

OK, I'll be installing all the above-mentioned apps soon and try them out..... If I have some sensible findings, I'll post back here.

@looplog said:

1. Use CLAM to build an osc sending ladspa plugin.

Not a bad idea, if all else fails!

@looplog said:

4. Profit

No need. We get our money for nothing and our chicks for free

In the last update of IanniX, you can deal with Arduino (serial port), MIDI, HTTP, OSC, UDP… protocols.
Releases are available on the new website : http://www.iannix.org!