Sushi

This section cover some examples on how to set up Sushi and control it from external applications.

• Examples Overview
  • GUI control app
• Control a plugin parameters with Open Sound Control (OSC)
  • Control MDA JX10 VST3 plugin with Open Stage Control
  • Control MDA JX10 VST3 plugin with TouchOSC

Sushi reference

Here you have a detailed reference on Sushi’s internal architecture and configuration format.

• Sushi: The DAW Inside Elk
  • Main Features
  • Architecture
  • Audio Frontends
  • Configuration and Control
  • Sushi’s Public API Model
  • Discovering Initial Sushi Configuration’s Available Parameters
  • Plugin Format Support
  • Threading
  • Twine
  • Logging
  • Configuring Sentry
  • Running Sushi with a Different Buffer Size
• Sushi Internal Plugins
  • Audio In / Audio Out Plugins
  • Midi In / Audio Out Plugins
  • Midi In / Midi Out plugins
  • Audio In / Parameter Out plugins
  • CV In / Out plugins
  • Utility plugins
  • Brickwork plugins
• Sushi Configuration
  • Main Host Configuration
  • Tracks
  • Pre/Post Tracks
  • MIDI
  • Open Sound Control Connections
  • Control voltage and Gate connections
  • Events
  • Initial State
• Sushi Public API Model
  • Processors, Tracks, Plugins and Parameters
  • Global Sushi Settings
  • Accessing the Sushi Model
• Controlling Sushi using gRPC
  • High-level Overview of Sushi’s gRPC API
  • Sushi gRPC Notifications
• Controlling Sushi using Open Sound Control
  • OSC Messages Sushi Reacts To
  • OSC Messages Sushi Transmits
  • Changing the ports and IP address for sending and receiving OSC

elkpy module reference

Documented API for the elkpy Python client API, generated from docstrings.

• gRPC helper libraries
  • elkpy python API

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