Extending Csound to the Web 23:08

  • WAC - 1st Web Audio Conference
  • Jan. 26, 2015
  • Ircam, Paris
  • Program note: WAC
Participants
  • Edward Costello (conférencier)
  • Victor Lazzarini (conférencier)
  • Steven Yi (conférencier)

This paper discusses the presence of the sound and music computing system Csound in the modern world-wide web browser platform. It introduces the two versions of the system currently available, as pure Javascript code, and as portable Native Client binary module with a Javascript interface. Three example applications are presented, showing some of the potential uses of the system. The paper concludes with a discussion of the wider Csound application ecosystem, and the prospects for its future development.

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