the forum is really comprehensive and all any previous questions or issues i've encountered had already been answered. It's true - been registered for quite some time. I now see that you've been around for quite a while already before posting your 1st message here could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.Īn app called MIDI patchbay was what i was missing - allowed me to route midi cc data from OSCulator to midi interface. Also you'll have to set the MIDI channel to be the same on the sending and receiving end (for the G2 this can be done through the editor's synth setup menu, independently for each slot).Īlso. but usually there is a configuration setting to select a MIDI port. How OSCulator should be set up to send out MIDI data would be a question for someone familiar with the program. You can't MIDI control the G2 through it's editor and the USB link. You should indeed send your MIDI data to the synth. in the Modular Editor, i have the frequency for a lo pass filter set to midi cc 22Īre you piping data from OSCulator to a midi interface and then to the G2? how are routing the cc data from OSCulator to your midi interface? in OSCulator i have mapped the pitch from the wii-mote to midi cc 22.
however, i can't seem to get my G2 to receive any data. I'm trying to get a very similar setup to this working. Look, I can move the topic an still keep a a ghost link in the original forum.Ī Charity Pantomime in aid of Paranoid Schizophrenics descended into chaos yesterday when someone shouted, "He's behind you!" Maybe this topic should be posted in the "Mac as a DAW" section instead, but I figured it would be of interest to everyone to see that this is possible in a cheap user friendly app.Īntimon's home - you can't explain music Don't be confused about all the talk about Kyma and OSC in osculator's homepage, it configures a MIDI device automatically that you can patch through MIDI Patchbay ( ) or to a softsynth. I noticed this in a post about Kyma in the Nord Wave topic. Oh, and they have support for the sensor bar as well, with a little bit of DIY soldering. Most of all, it installed easily, and was configured easily once I understood that all you have to do is hold down 1 +2 while osculator starts. While this is in no way impressive musically (I have never tried a Theremin or any non-discrete instrument, and I have only tested this for a a couple of minutes), it shows that if you have a Mac, a synth and a Wiimote (which I would guess is a great deal less costly than your average accelerometer based music controller), your possibilities for expression just upped quite a bit. It worked nicely! I'm attaching a sound sample and the patch I used for the Norders. Just tested Osculator with my Wiimote to the Nord Modular G2. Subject description: Low budget brilliance Mark the topic unread :: View previous topic :: View next topic Live at radio 1 Please visit the chatįorum index » Instruments and Equipment » OSX as a music workstation Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Chat Room FAQ Calendar Search Memberlist Usergroups Links
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