Should I write an OSC library for D, or is it a sunken ship?

[solidstate1991 via Digitalmars-d]

After I started to get into a near usable state with my game 
engine, which originally called as VDP-engine, now it's renamed 
to Pixel Perfect ( https://github.com/ZILtoid1991/VDP-engine ), I 
was thinking on creating some software synths, but I find the 
conventional midi lacking in feature. After some research on the 
web, I found Open Sound Control as a perfect candidate, however 
it's not only lacks a standard namespace, but also barely 
supported.

On the other hand, I want to code something else besides my 
engine (although I think I'll publish the Extendible Bitmap (a 
bitmap file format capable of storing multiple images and 
animations in a single file) as a separate library), etc. I even 
thinking about creating an OSC file, similar to midi files with 
its own editor. Or should I write a framework instead with nice 
retro aesthetics? I already wrote one for my engine, so I can 
have a nice windowing framework for the engine's editor, although 
it lacks functionality and uses the CPU for drawing.