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Looking for Tutor/Programmer to help script Live with OSC
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 10:07 pm
by dennisdelaat
Hi,
I'm looking for a talented individual who can help me write a MIDI remote script that communicates via OSC (paid ofcourse!).
I'm building an Arduino based control surface, and would love to connect it properly to Ableton.
Let me know,
Dennis
Re: Looking for Tutor/Programmer to help script Live with OSC
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 7:55 am
by dr_loop
...no need to programm this script. It's already there!
Search for LiveOSC !
Works flawlessly for me.
(as far as I remember there are several slightly different versions, if you have troubles, I can mail you mine)
greets
Dr Loop
Re: Looking for Tutor/Programmer to help script Live with OSC
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 9:00 am
by dennisdelaat
Hi dr_loop!
thanks for your answer!
I'm looking for an example of an OSC command that I can send so I get for instance the name of track 1.
That is the part I'm really missing.
Maybe I sound stupid but I am a newbie at this!
thanks,
D
Re: Looking for Tutor/Programmer to help script Live with OSC
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 4:14 pm
by dr_loop
->
http://livecontrol.q3f.org/ableton-live ... umentation
... more complete documentation you find here:
https://github.com/q-depot/LiveOSC/blob ... OSCAPI.txt
Lives standard ports for this are 9000 / 9001
You usually don't have to send a request for chnannel names or anything. If you open the LiveOSC script Live sends all the relevant information by itself. Same if you change names or parameters.
Your Arduino must however be capable of analysing the respective OSC-messages. Can be quite a lot of information in short time.
However no OSC-bundles are used, makes it easier.
Good luck
Re: Looking for Tutor/Programmer to help script Live with OSC
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 9:08 pm
by dennisdelaat
I would really like to be able to choose and insert the autofilter via OSC, is that even possible?
What about browsing for loops?
Or does that involve me hacking the Push midi remote script and incorporating that into the OSC library?
thanks!