all modules are identical - built with composable, open source tools - making synchronized audio recordings over the network is just part of the system’s nature #puredata #python #bash #linux

Love these!

thank you Duane!!

Dope! What am I even looking at?

@grok what is this?

@Benathon Are those hub75?

hell yeah that rules

Love when a cinstraint becomes a feature by accident like this

identical modules means easy scaling, nice

so much modular joy

feels good when open source actually works like this

Is bash doing any heavy lifting here?

one part is in the development: syncing and maintaining all devices with git. the other part is starting and controlling the different software instances snd processes

Nice. Sounds about right!

đỉnh ghê, mấy module y chang nhau mà sync audio mượt vậy nhìn mê luôn nha

so it’s basically born networked, not duct-taped later. that’s kinda clean

@0xcaosheng_888 yes, the idea is to make it essentially modular, extensible, where they can work separated, individually, but also as nodes within a mesh of many devices

so basically audio mesh?

the latency must be brutal though

@v3ga 😍

bass-ed 😬

the dream setup fr

so the network is the mixer now

Those a fucking rad!! How does one get a set of them ?

so the mesh becomes the instrument now?

the latency gods are smiling on you today

can i order some

network latency is the final boss for sure

this is so smart ✨

ah i really like this

🔥

😍

so basically the machines jam together better than most bands now huh

🔉 awesome works 🔊

this setup is clean as hell, identical modules making network sync feel native is the dream with that stack

🤍⚡️

wild

network sync is the unsung hero of collaborative art, always stoked to see it get proper attention

So good!

thank you! *

puredata for the win, still messy as hell though