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KES Transactions on Innovation in Music |
| Publisher |
Future Technology Press |
| Vol. 1 No. 1 |
Special Edition - Innovation in Music 2013 |
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| Article Title | The OWL: An Open Source, programmable stage effects pedal |
| Primary Author | Thomas Webster, Rebel IT, University of Bedfordshire |
| Other Author(s) |
Guillaume LeNost; Martin Klang
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| Pages |
147 - 157
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| Article ID |
im13bk-014 |
| Publication Date |
17-May-15 |
| Abstract | The OWL: An Open Source, programmable stage effects pedal Thomas Webster1, Guillaume LeNost2, Martin Klang3 1University of Bedfordshire, Luton, LU1 3JU, UK thomas.webster@beds.ac.uk 2Lionfish Audio, London, SE4 2PB, UK guillaume@lionfishaudio.com 3Rebel Technology, London, E2 8HD, UK martin@rebel-it.com 1 Abstract The Open Ware Laboratory (OWL) is an Open Source, programmable stage effects pedal that takes a step towards putting the power and flexibility of computer-based audio Digital Signal Processing (DSP) into dedicated hardware devices and instruments for performing musicians. The OWL provides an Application Programming Interface (API) that makes it possible for users to program their own audio effects applications, or ‘patches’ for the device in the C++ programming language. This paper introduces the concept and motivation behind the OWL and outlines the fundamental differences in approach between it and other similar hardware audio processing devices.
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