Feasibility: using Linux DAW as realtime audio generator for electric car project?

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  • score

    ossia score, an interactive sequencer for the intermedia arts

  • I'd be glad to help you using https://ossia.io for that task : it's a DAW which also supports various non-audio / MIDI inputs, for instance you can directly read / write data from a serial port, and have parts of the score that trigger depending on external events. It already runs on raspberry pi too :)

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  • enginesound

    Procedural engine sound generator controlled via GUI or CLI

  • From a quick Google, I found out that engine sound simulators are actually a thing and there apparently is that us open source.

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