Ossia Score
Ossia Score
A free and open source intermedia sequencer.
Ossia Score overview
Ossia score enables precise and flexible scripting of interactive scenarios.
- Control and score any OSC-compliant software or hardware:
- Max/MSP, PureData, openFrameworks, Processing…
- Multi-protocol sequencer
Remote-control various applications, such as Max/MSP, PureData, Processing, openFrameworks, Unity3D, modul8, Live… using OSC, OSCQuery, ArtNet and more to come.
Flexible time management
Set temporal & conditional relationships between events, interactively trigger them, hierarchize your score, and use loops to produce interactive scenarios.
Interpolation & breakpoint functions
Automatically interpolate parameters’ values between events or draw your own curved breakpoint function. Map addresses together, and live-script your score using JavaScript.
+ a creative coding library for easing the interoperability with score
In order to ease score‘s interoperability with 3rd-party environments and programming languages, we have published score‘s underlying framework: libossia, and published several implementations and bindings for a variety of contexts.
What’s new in version 3.0.9
Updated on May 23 2022
- Avendish plug-ins: support for FFT input ports
- https://twitter.com/jcelerie/status/1517818996661399552
- Avendish plug-ins: support for soundfile input ports ; @bltzr is using it to cook an upcoming granulator =)
- https://twitter.com/jcelerie/status/1516785899413151749
- Virtual MIDI devices on platform which support it (thanks @RobinMontferme !)
- Allow GPU nodes to have control outputs, which enables nice things like performing a computation on the GPU with a compute shader, and getting back the data on the audio processing path: an example has been done with YoloV5 for object recognition on the GPU: https://vimeo.com/711256381
- This object is not yet part of the release but will likely happen soon along with other fun GPU stuff :-)
- Allow to register JS scripts (using the same API than the console) that will show up as actions in the menu: https://vimeo.com/711841390
- Here is an example of such a script which allows to randomize a process: https://github.com/ossia/score-user-library/blob/master/Scripts/Randomize.mjs
- Console: add Score.selectedObject() and Score.selectedObjects() methods to get the current selection in scripts
- Faust will look for libraries in /packages//library/
- This allows to support new Faust add-ons: for instance, the package manager will allow to download https://github.com/alainbonardi/abclib, a library for sound spatialization and mixed music Faust objects developed by @alainbonardi (thanks !)
- A few new presets in the user library - auto-update isn't implemented yet so do not forget to update ! https://github.com/ossia/score-user-library
- Add the ability to save presets by click-drag-drop from a little preset's folder icon to the system & project library panes
- Math expressions: added a new noise(input, octaves, persistence) function which provides @Reputeless's Perlin noise implementation
- Fix VST3 resizing
- Fix VSTs showing duplicated if /usr/lib is a symlink to /usr/lib64 on Linux
- Fix a potential crash when closing a score while inside a nested scenario
- Change Faust to use double-precision processing like everything else
- Performance improvements: use boost::container::vector in more places to reduce the initialization cost
- Allow using alloca in JIT process on Windows
- Fix mapping of data copied through value ports
- Fix for ISF shaders that assumed that they were being rendered on a quad (score used to render them on a single triangle).
- This only applies for shaders without any vertex shader defined.
- Fix that dropping an invalid video file would crash
- Automation fix for int addresses
- Fixes for Qt 6 support (not finished yet)
- Fixes for GCC 12 (WARNING: it is not supported yet due to https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=105683)
- Fix crash when adding an Images process
- Value display: fit in rect for long values
- Fix that smoothing did not work for some inputs
- Fix an issue when dragging the mouse on the step sequencer's right
- Various
- Big variant refactor, to use mpark::variant everywhere as std::variant is problematic on macOS
- Internal libpd / Puredata implementation updated to 0.52-2 ; in particular opening and closing Pd UIs seem to work better.
- CI updated to macOS Monterey
- CI for Qt 6 on macOS with Homebrew
Information
App requirements
- Intel 64
- macOS 10.13.0 or later
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