- #Osculator windows for mac osx
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- #Osculator windows plus
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- #Osculator windows psp
I'm brand new to all this remote midi assigning OSC stuff and am just starting to figure it out for myself, but am successfully controlling cubase and some effects and soft synths with my own custom touchOSC templates now, and believe me. For push buttons and toggles, I've found that unless I select Not Automated along with Push or Toggle there is a delay. Example: For a mixer fader select the device (mixer), the channel (track), the value (volume) and leave the flags empty. In the bottom box assign each control to whatever parameter you want it to control. Then under flags select receive and transmit. I keep the osculator window open so I can see visually which control is which by moving it. In the top box name each control and assign it the same midi channel and address that you gave them in osculator. In the Generic Remote settings select osculator out under midi input and osculator in under midi output.
#Osculator windows plus
Click on Remote Devices then click the plus sign above it to create a new generic remote. Then in cubase open Device Setup in the Devices menu. I assigned them all as midicc event types, gave them incrementally increasing values and assigned them all to channel 16 - though I don't think it really matters what channel you assign them to. Click the done button and whoop there it is.Įach time you move a fader or control it shows up in osculator. Then I created a customized layout with the touchosc editor and synced it to my ipad by selecting the layout in touchosc. Sorry but I don't know a windows alternative.Īfter installing osculator I opened touchosc on my ipad and found my computer in the network section. The key for me was OSCulator, once I got that everything fell into place. OSCulator connects your devices transforming them.
#Osculator windows for mac osx
I just got touchosc on my ipad running with cubase 5. OSCulator is needed for Mac OSX and LoopBe1 (or another virtual MIDI driver) is needed for Windows OS. Many thanks to David Morley for the heads up on such a wicked little app as its made a right pain in the arse issue go away for very little cost I love it, i can now sit that bit back when i come to accessing the bass and kick bottom end and use my phone so i don't have to move out the spot.
#Osculator windows psp
So ive just got the touchosc up and running and have mapped a few quick things like the psp squad mc eq i use on my bass and also some fader controllers. I love OSCulator, but sadly its a Mac only thing.
The trouble was i ended up just out of arms reach of the faders on my mackie so had to slide back have a quick shifty move forward tweak move back etc etc. I have sort of got use to the room and know what sounds right now.
I have a mackie control already which i use and love but ive got a real crap spot in my room right where i sit where the low end just really dips (small crap 4x4x4 room) if i move back 3 ft or so then it comes back and sounds nice and deep (yes i should treat the rear wall but there's a window and a door and allsorts so i play the slide up and down the room in my chair evaluating the low end at the end of mixing down.
ago An application that receives inputs from external controllers and converts them into OSC or MIDI messages. I also found a app called Custom Keypad app that looks like it will do what I need it to except it's only IOS.Owning both an iphone and cubase and after reading the million and 1 posts on the ipad thanks to Mr Morley's headsup i thought id give the touchosc and osculator a crack and see if i could get it to control cubase. What is osculator 1 Reply DuckRabbitMilkStout 8 yr. Calmae Studis programed a template like I'm talking about except they are using TouchOSC with Osculator since they are running macs. It looks like TouchOSC would do what I need it to do.
#Osculator windows android
Have found a large tablet that runs Android that should be perfect and would prefer to use a wired connection, not wifi. OSCulator is one of several utilities that can translate Wii Remote data into MIDI. If I could also program solo buttons for each channel, that would be a bonus but not required. On the Windows platform, a popular generalpurpose tool is GlovePIE. I need to be able to program shortcuts and batch commands. Batch Commander or D-tools would be great but it seems like BC is still years away for windows and D-tools is not available separately.
#Osculator windows windows 7
I'm looking for a way to control shortcuts and batch commands on a Windows 7 PT rig (PT12 and PT10) in the editing room.
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