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      http://nodescore.kiben.net
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      <h3>What is NodeScore?</h3> NodeScore is a web based framework to
      facilitate networked telematic ensemble performance.

      The goal of the NodeScore framework is to allow performers
      who are connected to a network via a computer/tablet/mobile device to
      syncronise to a master clock and recieve instructions, in
      realtime,from a central "conductor/director" as well as being able to
      communicate with one another.

      <h3>How does a NodeScore work?</h3> The control interface for
      NodeScore is a webpage displayed in an internet web browser, from this
      control page the "conductor/director" can issue the precomposed, HTML5
      formated, compositional instructions. These instrutions can be
      deployed to the ensemble as a whole or targeted at specific
      perfomers. Once the instruction is deployed by the director it is
      instantly presented in the web browser of the performer/s.

      NodeScore is written as a node.js web server incorporating websockets
      for server client communications.

      <h3>Browser Compatability:</h3>
      Modern Browsers only. No Internet Explorer support. Tested using Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, Safari.


      <h3>Code</h3>

      <a href="https://gitorious.org/nodescore">https://gitorious.org/nodescore</a>

      <h3>Examples</h3>

      "Magic Score" composition. This may currently being worked on
      live so expect breakages :) It also may appear a little jerky
      depending on your CPU/Browser.. or may not work at all if you
      are using the WRONG browser. Work in Progress... here be
      dragons.... <br/>


      <a href="http://nodescore.kiben.net:8890/m/">overview page (score): http://nodescore.kiben.net:8890/m/</a><br/>
      <a href="http://nodescore.kiben.net:8890/m/score.html">performer page (part): http://nodescore.kiben.net:8890/m/score.html</a><br/>

      <h3>Related Publications</h3>
      Canning, R. "REALTIME WEB TECHNOLOGIES IN THE NETWORKED PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENT"
      Proceedings of  The International Computer Music Conference (2012), Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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author	Rob Canning <rc@kiben.net>
date	Tue, 21 Apr 2015 16:20:57 +0100
parents	ab53902406d4
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