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OSCNotation arrives for iOS (and it's free)


A new and rather unusual app arrives for the iPhone. It's not something that is going to be handy for everyone, but it's certainly an interesting idea. Here's the app's description:

With OSCNotation, live-coders and computer musicians can integrate instrumentalist into their performance by sending OSC messages to display musical notation on their collaborators' iPhones or iPods. Rhythm and note values are updated independently, so they may easily transpose a pattern while keeping the rhythm intact (or vice-versa).

And it is a free app too.

OSCNotation - Sylvain Poitras

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