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Showing posts with label OSC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OSC. Show all posts

Friday, December 10, 2010

XBox 360 OSC Controller


XBox 360 OSC Controller from AntonAudio on Vimeo.

"I have wanted to do something creative with a game controller ever since I first discovered the [human interface] object in Max. And as soon as the new Nodes object was released I thought a great implementation would be to use it with some sort of joystick.

I’m using MaxMSP to receive all the control data from an XBox 360 controller and converting it to OSC messages to be used with any program that accepts OSC, in this case Reaktor. I’ve made each message range scalable as well, for fine tuning control possibilities.

I added 9 nodes for each joystick which gave me 11 control parameters (including XY) for each joystick! It was a little unpredictable to know what kinds of results that would achieve but that was the fun part :)
I pretty much randomly assigned all the controls to this ring modulating synth and buffer effect Buffeater. Fun times."

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Missing Link Prototype


via Hans on Facebook

See this post for details.

Saturday, September 11, 2010

OSCar Music Synthesiser

via this auction

Friday, September 10, 2010

HellsBellsounds - When you fall


YouTube via Bellringerbeats | May 05, 2010
The audio is a bit low to start on this one but gets better.
"This is one of my songs that I adapted for live performance with my ipod. In this performance I am triggering the vocals using buttons within the OSCemote ipod app, then using the XYZ axis of the ipod to control reverb, delay and a filter on the frozen reverb. I am utilising OpenSoundControl data streaming technology to send the data from the ipod's accelerometer to my custom built PD patch.
All of the music is my own original music."
http://www.youtube.com/user/Bellringerbeats
http://audioadventurer.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, September 07, 2010

Missing Link Wireless MIDI Device - Wireless MIDI for the iPad and iPhone


YouTube via minhternet | September 05, 2010

No wires. No PC. This is huge when you think about it. This will allow you to control your synths wirelessly and directly via your mobile device.

"This is the Missing Link.

It is a wireless device that receives OSC and outputs MIDI.

When I open my settings in my phone it shows up as a network that I can connect to.

When I go to my OSC app, and press a button, an OSC message will be sent wirelessly from my phone.

This message will get received by the Missing Link, which converts it to MIDI and sends it to the instrument.

I can now use my phone to play a keyboard or control my mixer or MIDI LED lights."

via ARMATRONIX:
"This is just a prototype, we have custom circuitry in the works. Right now, we have OSC > MIDI working, and we'll be adding the reverse MIDI > OSC functionality soon, as well as a USB MIDI connection in case you do want to use it with a computer."

iPads on Ebay
iPod Touch on Ebay

Thursday, June 10, 2010

Ipad with Touch OSC piano


YouTube via b3nsf — June 10, 2010 — "I made this little piano controller in Touch OSC Editor and uploaded it to my new Ipad... It's controlling an electric piano patch in ableton with some filter and reverb...
It's clear that this thing will be really fun!!"

iPad prices on Ebay
TouchOSC on iTunes:
TouchOSC

Tuesday, June 08, 2010

Moog Takes Over the Mac Store

via @moogmusic

Moog Little Phatty and TouhOSC on iPad

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

iPad DJ // TouchOSC (Part 1 of 4) Tutorial Series // 'Intro' // Dubspot


YouTube via DubSpot — May 25, 2010 — "Dubspot's Tony Grund introduces the new iPad program TouchOSC, which promises to revolutionize the controller market by providing a completely customizable interface, perfect for both DJs and producers alike. This is the first video in the series - be sure to check out parts 2, 3, and 4."

TouchOSC on iTunes:
TouchOSC
iPads on Ebay

iPad DJ // TouchOSC (Part 2) Tutorial Series // 'Your Computer' // Dubspot

"DubSpot — May 25, 2010 — Tony Grund is back in Part 2 of the Dubspot iPad TouchOSC tutorial series, to talk about connecting your IPad, and TouchOSC, to your computer. Keep in mind, you can use it with any software that accepts MIDI control change data. Be sure to check out Part 1, 3, and 4 of the series."


iPad DJ // TouchOSC (Part 3) Tutorial Series // 'Custom Layouts' // by Dubspot

"DubSpot — May 26, 2010 — Dubspot's Tony Grund continues the Dubspot iPad Touch OSC tutorial series, this time creating custom layouts in the OSC editor, adding faders, knobs, push buttons, and labels. Be sure to check out Parts 1, 2, and 4 of the series, and hit blog.dubspot.com for more info."

Sunday, May 16, 2010

iPad and FM8


YouTube via rishabhrajan — May 16, 2010 — "Native Instruments FM8 being controlled by TouchOSC running on iPad."

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

iPad + TouchOSC + Ableton Live = step sequencer???

iPad + TouchOSC + Ableton Live = step sequencer??? from Hobo on Vimeo.


"Yep :)"

iPad + TouchOSC + Ableton Live = step sequencer from Hobo on Vimeo.

Sunday, May 02, 2010

mini studio


flickr by tacoekkel

"iPad running TouchOSC and a Korg Microkontrol - pretty much everything I need, on a relatively tiny surface. Since TouchOSC on the iPad uses networked UDP that has a potential for lag, the OSC layout I've made focuses on non-microsecond controls (mostly mix and transport control). For recording drums and keys, the kontrol reigns supreme."

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

LiveControl for the iPad/iPod

LiveControl for the iPad/iPod from ST8 on Vimeo.


Demo of the LiveControl application for the iPod and iPad using TouchOSC. It allows complete automapping of Ableton Live parameters to TouchOSC

Download and instructions at:
livecontrol.q3f.org/

iPod templates:
livecontrol.q3f.org/livecontrol/documentation/#iPod_Templates

iPad templates:
livecontrol.q3f.org/livecontrol/documentation/#iPad_Templates"

LiveControl for the Monome from ST8 on Vimeo.


"Demo of LiveControl for the monome:
monome.q3f.org/wiki/LiveControl"

The LiveControl Sequencer from ST8 on Vimeo.


"A quick demo of how to use the LiveControl sequencer. It seems this has been the hardest program for people to get to grips with so i wanted to explain it in a bit more depth

livecontrol.q3f.org"

Friday, April 23, 2010

Touch osc on ipad -part 1


YouTube via deepliferecords — April 17, 2010 — "Remote control of ableton live via 7up on launchpad using touchosc on ipad"

Live control touch osc - part 2

"deepliferecords — April 17, 2010 — Remote control of ableton live via 7up on monomeEmu on launchpad"

:)

Thursday, April 22, 2010

iPad, OSCulator,touchOSC and Modul8 / Nortec ™


YouTube via pepemogt — April 22, 2010 — "This is how the visuals are manipulated in our presentatios with Bostich+Fussible.
The live video performance and programing was by Ernesto Aello aka VJ Pr4"

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Wireless MIDI via OSC using Pianist Pro


Another step closer. Is this the first iPad instrument/synth app with native OSC support?
YouTube via MooCowMusic — April 21, 2010 — "New for Pianist Pro in the V1.2 update.

Control your DAW and hardware synths wirelessly via OSC with Pianist Pro. Use Pure Data (a free application for both OSX and Windows) on your PC to receive the OSC calls and translate them into MIDI messages to suit your setup.

Play your digital piano from the sofa, or even from another room...

For more information see our website at- http://moocowmusic.com"

via MooCowMusic:
"We've added OSC support so that you can use your iPad to control your DAW or hardware synths wirelessly. All you need to do is install a simple (and free) application called "Pure Data" onto a PC / Mac on the same wireless network as your iPad, and use the provided patch to convert the OSC messages sent by Pianist Pro into MIDI messages. Those MIDI messages can be recorded on your DAW, and control soft or hardware synthesisers. Pure Data patches are easily configured to suit your setup. Play your digital piano from your sofa, or even from another room!

We are just putting the finishing touches to this free update and hope to have it submitted to Apple in the next couple of days.
For more information about Pianist Pro, please see our website- http://moocowmusic.com"

moocowmusic on iTunes:
MooCowMusic


Another step closer. Is this the first iPad instrument/synth app with native OSC support?

The holy grail will be the ability to go directly from your iPad to your hardware synths for multi-track sequencing (with virtual sliders and knobs to control assignable parameters), along with the ability to sync your native iPad synths with your external gear, all, of course, wirelessly. The only way this will scale across multiple apps is if we have a new standard - here's hoping OSC becomes that standard.

Currently I'm aware of three manufacturers with hardware MIDI for the iPad:
Akai's SynthStation25
Line 6's MIDI Mobilizer
iConnectivity's iConnectMIDI
I'm not sure if any of these plan to use OSC. If you are watching, please look into this.

Currently I have my eye on iConnectMIDI. There's no mention of OSC, but if you look at the iPad/iPhone app icons on their website, you will see what looks like an icon for Pianist Pro.


BTW, I just created an OSC label. As you can imagine searching on OSC brought up a ton of posts mentioning oscillators rather than Open Sound Control. That said, I'm sure I'm missing a ton of OSC posts in the archives. If you spot any, comment in the post, or shot me an email and I'll update it.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

iPad controlling Live with TouchOSC


YouTube via boomspot — April 18, 2010 — "Quick demo using the iPad with Live. This was recorded two seconds after installing the app so it's very basic. :)"
TouchOSC on iTunes:
TouchOSC

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Quartz Composer, AudioCubes and OSC


YouTube via Percussa — August 18, 2008 — "A short demo of Apple Quartz Composer, graphics software, sending colour information to Percussa AudioCubes over Open Sound Control (OSC).

To send the Open Sound Control messages to the cubes, we built a patch in Max/MSP using the AudioCubes configuration panel which is open source and included in all software releases.

More info is available from our blog at http://blog.percussa.com/ and the Percussa website at http://www.percussa.com/"

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Flamed Raw: Modular Synth Controlling KYMA

Flamed Raw: Modular Synth Controlling KYMA from bar|none on Vimeo.


"Controlling Effects over OSC via Modular Synth

Techy video but interesting for owners of modular synths.

Using the modular to control KYMA effects via control voltages over OSC (Open Sound Control)

Why? Cause it's AWESOME!"

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

iPad MPC Style Drum Pads - TouchOSC with Propellerhead Record


YouTube via PeffTV — April 11, 2010 — "TouchOSC drum pad interface on the apple iPad, configured to trigger a Redrum Drum Machine in Propellerhead Record+Reason. Transport and effect mapping make programming and live tweaking a breeze. Interfaced via wifi and translated to MIDI with Osculator: http://www.osculator.net
TouchOSC: http://www.hexler.net
Propellerhead Record+Reason: http://propellerhead.se
MPC Samples: http://kikbakonline.com
OSC: http://opensoundcontrol.org/

I'm no Jeremy Ellis on the MPC, but i wouldn't want to kick, beat, and elbow the iPad: http://www.youtube.com/user/jeremyell..."

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Propellerhead Record + iPad


YouTube via PeffTV — April 10, 2010 — "Mixing a drum session in Propellerhead Record using the iPad as a control surface. Custom Mixer template with TouchOSC via OSCulator."
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