Ableton Live Controller for Musa Live Coding Environment.
This project is part of Musa Live Coding Environment.
Musa Live Coding Environment is a suite of components to add a live coding environment based on Musa-DSL to several DAW's (Ableton Live 11 or higher and Bitwig Studio 4 or higher, for the moment).
The suite is composed of:
- Atom source code editor (where the user edits the source code of the composition and can submit commands to run on real-time).
- musa-dsl-atom-repl plugin for Atom editor (that allows Atom editor to communicate with the server).
- MusaLCEServer processing server (the server that interprets the source code and the commands submitted by the user).
- MusaLCEforLive Ableton Live Controller (that establishes the communication between Ableton Live and the server).
- MusaLCEforBitwig Bitwig Studio Controller (that establishes the communication between Bitwig Studio and the server).
You need also, of course, Ableton Live 11 or greater or Bitwig Studio 4 or greater.
MusaLCEforLive Ableton Live (this component) integrates with Ableton Live as a MIDI Controller Script.
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This project is based on ideoforms project AbletonOSC.
Thanks to ideoforms for all the work done in AbletonOSC.
As ideoforms acknowledges:
- Thanks to Stu Fisher (and other authors) for LiveOSC, the spiritual predecessor to AbletonOSC.
- Thanks to Julien Bayle and NSUSpray for providing XML API docs, based on original work by Hans Petrov.
The original AbletonOSC project from ideoforms on which is based my project MusaLCEforLive has no license published on his github repository (on 2021-11-20) so it is considered to have all rights reserved (see why here and here).
For this reason MusaLCEforLive can't have a Copyright nor a LICENSE. If I could put a license it would be licensed under GPL 3.0 License that I think could be compatible with the intention of the authors (material and spiritual) of the code on which MusaLCEforLIVE is based.
Anyway, I will be developing MusaLCEforLive extensively in the future, adding features not included in the source code of AbletonOSC so, in the future I could rewrite the remaining source code parts to make it possible to license the project under a public GPL 3.0 License.