Re: TouchOSC / Bidule / Plugins HELP...!

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Thanks andy, I already read this. It's only half the process. You're 
supposed to paste the o/c address into one of the osc bidules ( doesn't 
say which one) and them connect the bidule ( doesn't say how or where to)

Sim

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On 11 Dec 2010, at 18:59, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

> OSC Server Implementation
> First to enable the OSC Server part of Bidule, you need to go the OSC 
>Server dialog by selecting OSC Server from the Tools menu. You need to 
>select a port for Bidule to listen for messages (Note: you might need to 
>change your firewall software settings to allow incoming messages to that 
>port), the default one should be fine but you can change it. 
> Every parameter of every bidule that is available for parameter linking 
>is also available for control through OSC. Each parameter has an address 
>to receive values, the address is built automatically from the location 
>and name of the bidule as well as the parameter name. The location of a 
>bidule is the "path" to it (look at the bottom left of the patchbay when 
>you're inside a group to get the idea) so for example a group named 
>Freeverb in the root of the layout would be /Freeverb, now if we wish to 
>control the mode of the effect, the address would be /Freeverb/Mode. Take 
>note that some characters (like spaces) are reserved and this might 
>change the "expected" address so your best bet is to look into the OSC 
>Server dialog and see the name that is there. 
> Each parameter expect to receive values within its range (click the 
>Params button on the bidule's window to see them). Parameters that are a 
>drop down box with a list of choices will also accept a string 
>representing an available choice. 
> These two address also exists: /play : to start/stop the processing 
>(parameter: 1 or "true" to start audio, 0 or "false" to stop it) /open : 
>force the loading of a .bidule file (parameter: the path to the bidule 
>file on the machine) 
> 
> Simeon Harris wrote:
>> cool!
>>    Jeff
>>    Oh, and the next release of Mobius will have built-in support for
>>    TouchOSC without
>>    needing a converter.
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