uxn, music, sndkit
@furiousgreencloud @paul @sejo paul disconnected the varvara screen, and sends two bytes at the 00 and 01 ports of the second device(#20 DEO)
In orca, you can send raw bytes out using the / operator. This could allow you to make up your own micro-language :)
uxn, music, sndkit
@furiousgreencloud @paul @sejo
If you uxnemu orca.rom | some_program, you can intercept these I/O events and use them as you like :)
uxn, music, sndkit
@neauoire @sejo @paul
thanks i didn't know about the / operator is there also a \ operator for input?
for:
$shim 1 | uxnemu orca.rom | shim 2
?
tho i know we use : for midi output.
would love to send or recv midi clock to orca-toy, im oddly invested in using orca.rom rather than the other versions, my inner idealist
(ps i know C and unix, just thought @sejo was talking about IPC (inter process communication, my mistake))
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@furiousgreencloud @sejo @paul right now, orca will interpret any incoming byte as input, and 11, 12, 13, 14 as movements. I could store 127+ bytes and output them under a \ operator if that'll work for you?
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no action required.
1/3 it's really cool how you can send an, N,S,E or W to orca which creates 4 channels of bangs, which would be nice to come from 1 place that a \ operator would create. So A-Z,a-z,0-9 | 10000000b could go there. But we don't need
an operator for this just a consistent starting cursor position which we have.
