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JOCKEY OSC - custom OSC controller we’ve been waiting for!
JOCKEY OSC by Anton Heestand - $4.99
- Send & receive OSC
- Layout a User Interface
- iPhone - iPad - Mac
Custom modules include button, toggle, slider, rotary, counter, options, label, text field, stack of sliders and grid of buttons and toggles.
Send and receive messages via OSC (Open Sound Control).
Your project auto saves to Files and you can edit on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Broadcast device motion like gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer.
Send OSC via Siri Shortcuts.
Website - JockeyApp
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Looks very nice, but definitely I have been waiting for an AUv3 one and this seems not to be. Pity.
Great. If only it was auv3.
I'm confused by this - I'm very new to OSC and very little documentation available. I've got a couple of OSC aware software synths and DAWs on my Mac but can't seem to make any connections. I'd love to get this working...any simple advice anyone can give? 😁
MIDI and AUv3 added would make this quite useful I think...
You have sliders, buttons, knobs and an XY pad in Drambo.
And you can automate each parameter in sync with the beat if you want.
Two examples of how to send one and more than one CC message per control.
Using a knob instead of a slider, you can add modulation on top of manual control in the first place.
@d4d0ug You could use a little StreamByter for the PC's. Make Drambo generate a CC you're not using, and make StreamByter convert it to the desired PC. It would just pass everything else through unchanged.
but you can almost do anything by enabling core midi + midi output from an osc app
could you maybe give more details about the workflow? don't know if it'd change a lot to have an auv3 osc app 👀seems like Im missing smth
I keep hoping @brambos or someone might write a simple AUv3 for making custom MIDI control layouts with knobs/sliders/pads/xyz and labels...a sort of Mozaic companion.
Why not add it to Mozaic? That would be the most straightforward way.
Nice find. I wonder how this compares to TouchOSC? TouchOSC has been better than everything else I’ve tried at connecting to stuff over the network and actually working.
One of the main advantages of TouchOSC is that it uses a bridge on the remote PC to translate OSC data to MIDI so you're not restricted to whatever set of OSC commands the developer of the hardware/software has implemented. I actually couldn't get Jockey to do anything useful with the software synths/DAWs I was trying to control, but TouchOSC works really well as I can simply map the controllers as MIDI. It would be cool if you could create control surfaces on the iOS device (which you can do with Jockey) but the PC based editor works pretty well...
Good luck with that...
In fact it's already there! I've just tried and to my very surprise it works.
To use it in real life, duplicate templates like the two fader pages would need the control values to be saved and restored for each page but I don't see why this would not be possible.
Here's my noob script switching through all layout templates with two banks of faders:
Not what I thought you were suggesting, so well done.
Mozaic was not designed to be a flexible front-end creator. Even if Bram were interested in changing Mozaic’s intended scope (and he has been clear that he isn’t...which is totally reasonable. It is fantastic at what it was intended to do) it would be a lot of work to tack on the tools to flexibly create a u.i. with just the knobs, dials, etc that you would want want. It would be much easier and cleaner to create a an app with that purpose and have it be well-designed for that purpose which would also free it from being tied to scripting. It could be simple and elegant and and easy to setup.
Can’t we just do this in something like Touch OSC or Midi Designer Pro and route the midi through Mozaic? I didn’t think of this until Quantum Kontrol was released, but it’s clear that Mozaic isn’t suited to building a rich UI.
This part of the discussion was about having an AUv3 for creating front ends.
If I could be arsed I’d do UIs in MDP and pipe CC’s at Mozaic to change settings, etc., but having to faff around in two apps to come up with one utility is almost as inelegant as trying to do it all in Mozaic...
The Midi designer app is horrendous.