What is the name of the technology used for hardware to Sonar?

2013/03/27 17:00:37

redbarchetta

hey rabeach, I was referring to the actual software development kit. Cake has an API, but they don't have much supporting documentation around it.

2013/03/27 17:03:11

redbarchetta

losguy
it's best to check the specs and manuals and tutorials of whatever device you intend to use, to make sure that it supports it.

Well, because I'm a glutton for punishment, I'd like to see if I'm able to create a software control surface using one or the other methods, either ACT or Mackie.

2013/03/27 17:29:01

losguy

redbarchetta
Well, because I'm a glutton for punishment, I'd like to see if I'm able to create a software control surface using one or the other methods, either ACT or Mackie.

Well red, my hat tips in your direction. Are you thinking in terms of Apple or Android touch surface?

2013/03/27 17:37:51

redbarchetta

Windows initially.

2013/03/27 18:03:39

bitman

The actual coding interface is good old COM.

2013/03/27 18:11:20

redbarchetta

Yeah I know.. I downloaded the ACT API. All C++. Been a LOOOOONG time since I've done any C++ coding.

2013/03/27 18:18:00

bitman

Oh it's like ridin' a bike.

Get after it.

2013/03/27 18:23:02

redbarchetta

uh huh.. SUUUUURE it is. I have not ridden that bike in about 15 years. I'm spoiled with the ease of use of C#

2013/03/27 18:28:41

losguy

Maybe it's like riding one of these...

2013/03/27 18:37:45

redbarchetta

HA, I've always wondered what a barchetta looked like. Oddly enough, even though it's one of my favorite RUSH songs, I've never gone out and tried to do an image search to find out what one looks like.

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