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Song for Two Mega Sites
StoreTags: sine, supercollider, workshop
Author: cbit on October 31 2008
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I'm using Ping to control sine oscillators in SuperCollider. How else might you derive control data for audio devices from stuff automatically slurped off the internets?
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That's a weird idea.

You would need something that fluctuates in an interesting way, no?

Also, I would think you would need to boxcar average to smooth it out.

Not the stock market, please.

Too depressing

Yes, there's already heavy smoothing going on with the round-trip data. I thought there might be some live weather data that would work, but i didn't find an html representation of weather stuff that was updated frequently enough to be musically interesting.

Well, here's a start: link

Ack, some of those links are old

omg, that is friggin neat

Roshi, that list looked really promising! but as they say in the netherlands: you made me happy with a dead sparrow ;)

just route the input of your nic.
cat /dev/nic
cbit said: "Roshi, that list looked really promising! but as they say in the netherlands: you made me happy with a dead sparrow ;)"


Sorry to deliver a dead sparrow of false happiness

I literally found tons of stuff by googling "real time data", though

holy shit i was totally thinking of exactly this today...it'd be interesting to link it do digg or delicious somehow.

jdg said: "just route the input of your nic.
cat /dev/nic"

'/dev/nic: No such file or directory', searchlight can't find a nic anywhere. But i might be being a computard.

roshi: yes there are certainly lots of real time things. I was surprised at how hard time i've had searching for pages with plain old html text that gets updated often (which would be easier to use than stuff inside a java applet or image).

yah nic was a euphemism.

you on osx? try this.
terminal

sudo tcpdump -i en1

(en1 is your wifi connection, en0 is your ethernet)
that'll get u enuf net data to parse

Awesome, thanks. there it is!

the song is cool btw.
pan one tone left, and the other right.

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