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Additionally the program can send Accelerometer data.
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It supports full multi-touch operation, five controls can be used at the same time. The interface provides a number of different touch controls to send/receive messages:
#Vdmx won't recognize midi controller software
The application allows to remote control and receive feedback from software and hardware that implements the OSC protocol such asApple Logic Pro/Express, Renoise, Pure Data, Max/MSP/Jitter, Max for Live, OSCulator, VDMX, Resolume Avenue 3, Modul8, Plogue Bidule, Reaktor, Quartz Composer, Vixid VJX16-4, Supercollider, FAW Circle, vvvv, Derivative TouchDesigner, Isadora and others. It’s basically similar to Community Core Vision, but is a specific application. TouchOSC is a universal iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad application that lets you send and receive Open Sound Controlmessages over a Wi-Fi network using the UDP protocol. Hopefully, once I’ve got the application up and running with Ableton I should then be able to map another software as well to work in conjunction with the visuals. If I need to make any amendments to the interface, I can easily do that. I feel I’ll get a better result with using the TouchOSC application, plus it’s also very flexible. I mean, why not? The TouchOSC application is out there for people to create their own MIDI devices on their iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone. I started thinking maybe I should use my iPhone for this project. Here’s one of someone using their iPhone to control some effects in Ableton on a looped track. There are loads of examples on youtube of people using there iPad’s or iPhones as MIDI devices.
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Looking through all the tutortials about how to get Osculator to send MIDI data through to Ableton, pretty much all the examples were showing either, the iPhone or iPad as the MIDI devices to control the software. I think a lot of detail would have been needed in that area therefore I wouldn’t have time to work on making a visual piece for this project as well. There isn’t really a clear structure for me to map my touch pad to Ableton. I felt I was limited to how much I could control in Ableton with a blank interface. However, I’ve been constantly thinking ahead about how well the touch pad would work in terms of it’s interface and I could see some problems arising not far off. I’ve managed to get the tracking data of my finger movements on the interface of my touch pad from Community Core Vision into Osculator. After looking through various ways of trying to map my inexpensive Multi-touch pad to Ableton, I felt I wasn’t really going to achieve my goal with the prototype. I have decided that I’m going to use the iPhone as a MIDI device to control sound effects in Ableton. Personal Planning Reflection and Development 2.Personal Planning Reflection and Development 1.Computer Graphics for Animation and Film.