Gravity Data Feed for d&b Soundscape (DS100)
OSC through coordinate mapping on the DS100, and why height is not part of it.
This guide explains how Spatial9 Gravity Data Feed relates to d&b Soundscape and the DS100 signal engine. Status: documented route, no profile yet. The DS100 accepts source positions over OSC through coordinate mapping onto a positioning plane, but Gravity Data Feed has no Soundscape profile.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Status | Documented route; no Gravity Profile |
| Control route | OSC with coordinate mapping areas |
| Positioning | A plane over the venue; height is not part of the mapping |
| Setting | Live and installed systems |
Planned route
- Define the coordinate mapping area that matches your stage and audience.
- Convert Gravity Data Feed azimuth and distance to positions inside that area. Elevation would be returned as unsupported.
- Send positions from an adapter, test with a person watching the system, then publish a profile.
What you can do today
Request plans in the playground or over the API and use them as movement ideas that an operator programs by hand.
FAQ
Can Gravity Data Feed run a show on its own?
No. On live systems keep a person in charge of every movement.
Will ADM-OSC help here?
If your system supports it, a single ADM-OSC profile could reach it along with other receivers.