Mr Vicvicvicvic

I have a live performance environment in PD - a few synths, a drum synth and a looper. I want to upload them to a microcomputer like Rasp Pi or Beaglebone. I am willing to rewrite everything in Chuck or Csound if it is more efficient and easier to maintain in the long run - I have a programming background so that aspect of the learning curve is minimized. I have a few questions first

1) are any of these powerful enough to run such a setup? It seems like the Beaglebone is on par with an iPhone processing power?

2) It seems like Csound is the way to go in terms of universality, support and options available. However I cannot find any info whether it can be an ideal live performance instrument as an orchestra cannot be modified once it's complied? Does this mean all modulations need to be programmed? Nothing on the fly?

3) Chuck seems to be a solid alternative as well but is chuck still in development? Will I be boxing myself into a corner with some forgotten technology? I cannot find any "last updated" dates on their website.

I have a live performance environment in PD - a few synths, a drum synth and a looper. I want to upload them to a microcomputer like Rasp Pi or Beaglebone. I am willing to rewrite everything in Chuck or Csound if it is more efficient and easier to maintain in the long run - I have a programming background so that aspect of the learning curve is minimized. I have a few questions first 

1) are any of these powerful enough to run such a setup? It seems like the Beaglebone is on par with an iPhone processing power? 

3) Chuck seems to be a solid alternative as well but is chuck still in development? Will I be boxing myself into a corner with some forgotten technology? I cannot find any "last updated" dates on their website.


chuck-csound-pd-vs-microcomputer-e-g-beaglebone

I think this is a really interesting topic. I don't have any advice for you on your project, but I just want to point out that it's a shame Max can't be one of your possible solutions. I wish there were a stripped down version of Max that could run on Linux, or work on Rasp Pi. Is that at all possible?

SuperCollider seems more reasonable to me, due to the more accomplished state of development in respect to Chuck and great live coding capabilities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iYst544iaI

SuperCollider seems more reasonable to me, due to the more accomplished state of development in respect to Chuck and great live coding capabilities.
For example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iYst544iaI


Chuck or Csound or PD vs Microcomputer (e.g. Beaglebone)