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TonE · 05-16-2018, 04:02 AM

Thought let me test the OSC features of Reaper a little, connected X360 game controller in ubuntu via joyosc*, which generates nicely osc output, Reaper detects them nicely, BUT ...

OSC signals are arriving in Reaper, but when I am trying to map to some fx parameter they have no effect. Is this normal? What am I doing wrong? Or did I simply forget to switch into one of the right automation recording modes? I thought I did all correctly. Any hints?

PHP Code:


			
GameController: opened 0 X360 Controller /gc0

  num buttons: 11

  num axes: 6

* https://github.com/danomatika/joyosc

SOLVED with oscii-bot:

PHP Code:


			
@oscmsg

oscparm(0, 's', #string);

value = oscparm(1);

oscmatch("/joyosc/devices/gc0/axis") ? (

                                           value = value/(max-min)+0.51;

                                       );

printf("string: %s\nparam 1: %s\nparam 2: %f\n\n", oscstr, #string, value);

control = sprintf(#,"%s%s", "f/",#string);

oscsend(osc_out, control, value);

You can replace tools like this, only better, as you have complete control over its implementation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36DKVLwmp0I

05-16-2018, 04:02 AM	#1
TonE Human being with feelings Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Reaper HAS send control via midi !!! Posts: 4,032	X360 as osc controller via joyosc and oscii-bot [SOLVED] Thought let me test the OSC features of Reaper a little, connected X360 game controller in ubuntu via joyosc, which generates nicely osc output, Reaper detects them nicely, BUT ... OSC signals are arriving in Reaper, but when I am trying to map to some fx parameter they have no effect. Is this normal? What am I doing wrong? Or did I simply forget to switch into one of the right automation recording modes? I thought I did all correctly. Any hints? PHP Code: `GameController: opened 0 X360 Controller /gc0 num buttons: 11 num axes: 6` https://github.com/danomatika/joyosc SOLVED with oscii-bot: PHP Code: `@oscmsg oscparm(0, 's', #string); value = oscparm(1); oscmatch("/joyosc/devices/gc0/axis") ? ( value = value/(max-min)+0.51; ); printf("string: %s\nparam 1: %s\nparam 2: %f\n\n", oscstr, #string, value); control = sprintf(#,"%s%s", "f/",#string); oscsend(osc_out, control, value);` You can replace tools like this, only better, as you have complete control over its implementation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36DKVLwmp0I Last edited by TonE; 12-07-2018 at 02:23 PM.