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A Flexible Framework for Real-Time Sonification with Sonart

We describe significant developments towards a real-time implementation of SonArt, the parameter mapping framework first presented in [1] . Enhancements include the incorporation of Open Sound Control (OSC) [2] which facilitates network communications, direct access to a variety of real-time synthesis software platforms, and distributed synthesis. The original goals for opensource, platform independence, and modularity are further discussed with an example implementation using Java and OSC ([4]).