Downloads
Everything here is OSC schema 4. The Player and the recordings have to match: a v4 Player plays a v4 recording and emits the v4 addresses described in the client contract.
The number in every filename is the schema version, not a product release. When the schema moves, the Player and the recordings move with it.
Player
Open a recording in the Player and press play. It broadcasts the same OSC stream a live booth would, so a client can be built and tested without one.
| File | Platform |
|---|---|
| RaveSystemPlayer-v4.1.0-osx-arm64.zip | macOS, Apple silicon |
| RaveSystemPlayer-v4.1.0-win-x64.zip | Windows, x64 |
Recordings
A .rave file is a recorded set: the audio together with everything that was on the wire while it played.
| File | Length | Size |
|---|---|---|
| recording-20260730-170041-v4.rave | 1:01:34 | 943 MB |
| recording-20260722-220246-v4.rave | 1.05 GB |
Control surfaces
A TouchOSC layout for driving a client from a tablet. Open it in TouchOSC and point it at your own client, not at the Player.
| File | Notes |
|---|---|
| penrose.tosc | Built for Penrose · still changing |
Getting started
- Download the Player for your platform and one recording.
- Open the Player, load the
.ravefile, and press play. - Point your project at UDP port
7000and read the addresses in the client contract.