OSC Two Way Feedback
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2016 3:09 pm
Hi guys
I would like to buy an iPad Pro as visual controller for the Modul8. So I tried out Hexler's Touch OSC but I had some problems with it. I don't know if it's a problem of TouchOSC, but if I send back something on the focus address from Modul8 (for example: "/md8key/ctrl_layer_pixelFX_noiseLevel/0"), the control on the iPad will not be affected. It doesn't show me the current value, I can just use it as one-way control.
This even does not work if I set an explicit layer (the name of the control + layer). The only control that is working in both directions is the alpha value of the current layer.
Has somebody managed it to work for all controls in both direction? It doesn't even work if I send a value explicit over OSC from python:
Would be great if somebody could tell me if it's just my problem or if M8 or TouchOSC is doing something wrong.
Regards
Florian
I would like to buy an iPad Pro as visual controller for the Modul8. So I tried out Hexler's Touch OSC but I had some problems with it. I don't know if it's a problem of TouchOSC, but if I send back something on the focus address from Modul8 (for example: "/md8key/ctrl_layer_pixelFX_noiseLevel/0"), the control on the iPad will not be affected. It doesn't show me the current value, I can just use it as one-way control.
This even does not work if I set an explicit layer (the name of the control + layer). The only control that is working in both directions is the alpha value of the current layer.
Has somebody managed it to work for all controls in both direction? It doesn't even work if I send a value explicit over OSC from python:
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noise_value = 0.5
msg = '/md8key/ctrl_layer_pixelFX_noiseLevel/1'
modul8.sendOSC(msg, noise_value)
Would be great if somebody could tell me if it's just my problem or if M8 or TouchOSC is doing something wrong.
Regards
Florian