view tim_grid_mapper/grid_mapper.py @ 8:6df5e29a65f9

Updated OSC spec for communication between Ableton and Joe's synth.

'''
grid_mapper.py - maintained by Tim.

This module implements a mapping from person positions (id,x,y,z) to generate 
pitch, velocities and channels for Joe's synthesiser and controller data for
Ableton.

'''

from OSC import ThreadingOSCServer, OSCClient, OSCMessage, OSCClientError
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep

#### PUBLIC OPTIONS ####
num_channels = 3 # number of instruments (and max number of people who can 
                 # make noise).

#### OSC OPTIONS - THESE NEED TO BE SET MANUALLY ####
my_port = 12344 # to receive OSC messages
joe     = ('localhost', "THIS_MUST_BE_SET")
ableton = ('localhost', "THIS_MUST_BE_SET")

### Constants for grid mapping:
# The range of values that the input coordinates and output values may take:
# (ranges are inclusive)
MIN = {
	'x'		: 0.,
	'y'		: 0.,
	'z'		: 0.,
	'pitch'	: 0,
	'cc1'   : 0,
	'cc2'   : 0,
}
MAX = {
	'x'     : 1.,
	'y'     : 1.,
	'z'     : 1.,
	'pitch' : 15,
	'cc1'   : 127,
	'cc2'   : 127,
}



#### PRIVATE VARIABLES ####

# mapping from channel to the currently playing note (pitch values) or None
# initialize each channel to None:
currently_playing = [None] * num_channels

# mapping from personId to time of last update
last_update_times = {} 

# OSC OBJECTS
server = None # Initialised when start() is run
client = OSCClient()





### MAPPING

def send_to_joe(data, address='/test'):
	'''Sends `data` to Joe directly as an OSC message.
	'''
	message = OSCMesssage(address)
	message.extend(data)
	client.sendto(message, joe)
	print_d('==OSC Output to Joe %s:==\n    %s' % (joe, data))

def flush(channel):
	'''Sends note off messages for whatever note is currently playing on 
	`channel`.
	'''
	pitch = currently_playing[channel]
	if pitch:
		#print_d('Sending note-off for note %i on channel %i.' % (pitch, channel))
		send_to_joe([
			'Turn off note %i on channel %i' % (pitch, channel), 
			    # first string is ignored
			pitch,       # pitch to turn off
			0,                                # 0 to turn note off
			127,                # doesn't matter for note-off (but never send 0)
			channel,
		])


def person_handler(address, tags, data, client_address):
	''' Handles OSC input matching the 'person' tag.
	
	`data` should be in form [person_id, x, y, z]
	'''
	pitch, velocity, channel, cc1, cc2 = grid_map(data)
	
	## Format data for Joe - done using Specification.txt on 2011-02-15
	
	# constrain and round off pitch and velocity
	pitch = max(min(round(pitch), MAX['pitch']), MIN['pitch'])
	velocity = max(min(round(velocity), MAX['velocity']), MIN['velocity'])
	
	if velocity and pitch == currently_playing[channel]:
		return # keep playing current note
	
	# otherwise turn note off:
	flush(channel)
	
	if velocity: # if there is a new note to play
		send_to_joe([
			'Turn on note %i on channel %i' % (pitch, channel),
				# first value is string which is ignored
			pitch,    
			1,        # 1 to turn note on
			velocity, 
			channel
		])
	



def grid_map(person_id, x, y, z):
	'''This function maps from a person's location to MIDI data
	returning a tuple (pitch, velocity, channel, cc1, cc2).
	
	The current mapping creates higher pitch values as the person moves
	closer to the Kinect (i.e. z decreases). x and y values are mapped to cc1 
	and cc2 (to be sent straight to Ableton and determined by a particular
	synth)
	
	NB. channel == person_id and velocity==0 when note is off.
	Midi-Velocity is currently unimplemented but will use Person-velocity data
	when that becomes available.
	This function does not guarantee that the output will be in range if the 
	input goes out of range.
	'''
	pitch = round(interpolate(z, 
	                          MIN['z'],     MAX['z'],
	                          MIN['pitch'], MAX['pitch'])
	        )
	cc1 = round(interpolate(x, 
	                          MIN['x'],     MAX['x'],
	                          MIN['cc1'], MAX['cc1'])
	        )
	cc2 = round(interpolate(x, 
	                          MIN['y'],     MAX['y'],
	                          MIN['cc2'], MAX['cc2'])
	        )
	velocity = 127
	return (pitch, velocity, person_id, cc1, cc2)
	



def interpolate(x, a, b, A, B):
	''' Interpolates x from the range [a, b] to the range [A, B].
	
	
	Interpolation is linear. From [a,b] to [A,B] this would be:
	(B-A)*(x-a)/(b-a) + A
	'''
	return (B-A)*(x-a)/(b-a) + A


def print_d(string):
	'''Function to print out debug method. Disable if processing power is in
	demand.
	'''
	print(string)






#### CONTROL

def start():
	'''Set up OSC servers and start the program running.
	'''
	global joe, ableton, server
	if joe[1] == "THIS_MUST_BE_SET":
		joe_port = input("Enter port number on %s for Joe's synth software: " % joe[0])
		joe = (joe[0], joe_port)
	
	if ableton[1] == "THIS_MUST_BE_SET":
		ableton_port = input("Enter port number on %s for Ableton: " % ableton[0])
		ableton = (ableton[0], ableton_port)

	server = ThreadingOSCServer(('localhost', my_port))
	# Register OSC callbacks:
	server.addMsgHandler('/person', person_handler)
	t = Thread(target=server.serve_forever)
	t.start()
	if server.running and t.is_alive():
		print('OSC Server running on port %i.' % my_port)
		print("Use 'stop()' to close it.")
	else:
		print('Error: Either server thread died or server is not reported as running.')


def stop():
	'''Close the OSC server.
	'''
	if server:
		server.close()
		sleep(0.3)
		if not server.running:
			print("\n\nSuccessfully closed the OSC server. Ignore a 'Bad file descriptor' Exception - there's nothing I can do about that.")
			print("Type 'quit()' to exit.")
		else:
			print('Error: server has been told to close but is still running.')

if __name__=='__main__':
	start()
	while True:
		try:
			print(repr(input()))
		except Exception as e:
			print('Caught %s:' % repr(e))
			exception = e
			trace = traceback.format_exc()
			print('Exception saved as `exception`. Stack trace saved as `trace`.')