NODESTROM is a node-based interface tool for live performances. It acts as a modular bridge between creative real-time systems, receiving, interpreting, processing, and forwarding signals between music and visuals. Originally developed for my own audiovisual live-coding practice, its open architecture makes it useful for many signal routing scenarios.

In audiovisual setups, interpretation logic typically lives inside each individual receiver, meaning every time you swap a visualizer or change your setup, you rewrite everything from scratch. NODESTROM solves this by acting as an independent intermediary layer: a visual canvas where modular nodes are connected with edges, centralising all signal routing logic in one place. Nodes cover MIDI I/O, pattern sequencing, data conversion, mapping, and custom scripting.

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