[osetinsky]

Awestruck Audio – realtime synthesized, interactive music for video games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEC6-pBFj2Q&feature=youtu.be

Very half baked, even took that demo site featured in the video down. Intended to run hundreds of "channels" of music, each of which could support thousands of independent sessions (think cloud gaming but for audio/music).

Uses Pion WebRTC, Gstreamer, JACK, SuperCollider and a simple Golang API for converting http requests to OSC toggles to manipulate audio running on a cloud server in realtime over the internet.

Questions – is this crazy? Would game makers ever be interested in adopting a third party SDK for their music needs? What if that music had to be streamed over the wire (not baked into their console/mobile client builds)? Is the prospect of game player input influencing the sounds/music they're listening to compelling, or not really?

[nodematic]

Cool. Interesting concept. While I'm not in the video game space, it seems to me like there could be value for a particular niche.

[osetinsky]

thanks nodematic, appreciate the input