Then, when you select the instrument track, the Generic remote triggers Cubase to fire out the cc to OSC which the duly responds.
Could you specify the command to enter in the Generic remote?
Then, when you select the instrument track, the Generic remote triggers Cubase to fire out the cc to OSC which the duly responds.
I have not tried the update yet as everything works well with my current version.
Maybe it has to do something with this new line from the 1.7.3.
Go back to 1.7.2 in the meantime, and ask Jean-Emmanuel on the official website.
I’ve finally got a workaround to get Mihkel’s method to work on instrument tracks.
it’s a bit clumsy but try to follow:
- Set up a midi track duplicate of each of your instrument tracks (which you can then hide/collapse in a folder as they are not connected to an instrument )
- set the midi in of the new midi track to receive from the midi out of the instrument track.
- You then put the Transformer midi send on this midi track configured to send a cc value that you’ve chosen in your OSC custom module to identify the instrument track.
Then, when you select the instrument track, the Generic remote triggers Cubase to fire out the cc to OSC which the duly responds. That response goes into and then through the instrument track, out of the midi out of it’s VSTi and into the duplicate midi track. This midi track then sends (via the transformer in the normal way) the ccvalue back to OSC.
This method will work I think with any instrument in the instrument rack that has its midi out turned on.
Hope that’s clear?!
Bwnefit of this is that it doesn’t use quick controls so I’ve now also started looking at a bank of fader templates in OSC for the various instruments quick controls.
Thanks community for not replying me on my question
With a simple MIDI call back script. Check previous pages, the whole process is explainedHello The Man,
How did you create different panels for each VST/Kontakt instance? Like, one for Strings, one for Brass, etc? (cf. Your video)
Thx
Can Open Stage Control hide, show, reposition and change properties of its control elements? E.g., can you send it Midi or OSC messages to change the text labeled of some buttons like that is possible with Lemur?
Welcome!I'm very glad I found this, fortunately the Lemur website is down so I was desperately looking for alternatives. Seems I may have saved myself 35 bucks and found something that's better overall.
That's good to know, thanks!Welcome!
Feel free to try version 1.7.3 directly! You should not have to follow the part with Python and rtmidi in the tutorial. If it does work perfectly without this step, I would love to hear it! As it confirms that I can remove this part for good from the tutorial.
Enjoy!
Thank you very much for sharing Grizzlymv, it works like a charm! Beautiful Template. I will try to change the expression maps to make it work with the Spitfire libraries. By the way as UACC system use, Midi channel + fixed CC32 + Velocity number to change between articulations, but i'm missing how to insert the velocity. Sorry but i'm new to OSC. Could you help me please? Thanks in advance.Sure. I was just thinking at revisiting a bit the screen layout as I find it less functional to have the expression maps loaded in a pop-up. But anyway, I'll post it as it is now, and post the update later on.
But for now, if you want to run OSC on the same Windows machine who run Cubase, and interact from a tablet (in my case a Surface Pro), here's the instructions and files. This is assuming you already have the pre-requisites installed from @Manaberry document in the first post. I may revisit my pdf file to include those steps in the future. Instructions should be similar if you run it on Mac.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks Manaberry i'll give it a try!If you are using a button, look for button>on/off fields. That's where you insert those values.