Osc Discussion (How Where What To Use Osc)

[Moonriders]

Examples of methods for sending messages from renoise as a client to renoise as a server would be lush.
Then we could have a 1:1 (terminal to terminal) on what is accepted between instances of renoise?
Is this right? could we send messages from the Terminal?

In the future I would really like to see the terminal more verbose with rejected messages, or what it’s interpreting before being turned to binary.

Osc examples for addressing tracks and dsp-devices, meta-devices and the pattern matrix could more than likely really kick start my understanding & usage. From what I’ve noticed this stuff isn’t directly accessible yet. (unless it’s somehow called with midi maybe?)

Oh yeah, and what has everyone been using to test the Osc communication with Renoise?

[samBiotic]

@Moonriders

Examples of methods for sending messages from renoise as a client to renoise as a server would be lush.
Then we could have a 1:1 (terminal to terminal) on what is accepted between instances of renoise?
Is this right? could we send messages from the Terminal?http://www.renoise.com/board/index.php?app=forums&module=post&section=post&do=reply_post&f=50&t=26042&qpid=205994

In the future I would really like to see the terminal more verbose with rejected messages, or what it’s interpreting before being turned to binary.

Osc examples for addressing tracks and dsp-devices, meta-devices and the pattern matrix could more than likely really kick start my understanding & usage. From what I’ve noticed this stuff isn’t directly accessible yet. (unless it’s somehow called with midi maybe?)

Oh yeah, and what has everyone been using to test the Osc communication with Renoise?

+1 on a more verbose terminal

I’ve been trying to send messages like these via evaluate to address tracks but some seem to expect a renoise.DeviceParameter object whatever that is.

/renoise/evaluate 'renoise.song().tracks[1].postfx_volume = 1.000000'  
*** expression failed: 'property 'postfx_volume' is read only'  

Also, I’ve updated my little MaxMSP 5 patch to become a port of Conner_Bw’s php example
[luabox]
{
“patcher” : {
“fileversion” : 1,
“rect” : [12.0, 78.0, 318.0, 159.0],
“bglocked” : 0,
“defrect” : [12.0, 78.0, 318.0, 159.0],
“openrect” : [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
“openinpresentation” : 0,
“default_fontsize” : 12.0,
“default_fontface” : 0,
“default_fontname” : “Arial”,
“gridonopen” : 0,
“gridsize” : [15.0, 15.0],
“gridsnaponopen” : 0,
“toolbarvisible” : 1,
“boxanimatetime” : 200,
“imprint” : 0,
“enablehscroll” : 1,
“enablevscroll” : 1,
“devicewidth” : 0.0,
“boxes” : [ {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “flonum”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 2,
“outlettype” : [“float”, “bang”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 15.0, 50.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-3”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “print”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“patching_rect” : [165.0, 105.0, 34.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-52”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “prepend /renoise/evaluate”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 75.0, 149.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-15”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “sprintf symout renoise.song().transport.bpm = %f”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 45.0, 270.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-10”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “udpsend localhost 8000”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 105.0, 137.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-1”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
],
“lines” : [ {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-3”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-1”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-52”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
]
}

}
[/luabox]

1. Set the song bpm to 500 /renoise/evaluate ‘renoise.song().transport.bpm = 500.000000’
2. Start the transport /renoise/transport/start
3. Wait 5 seconds
4. Stop the song /renoise/transport/stop

Is there a computational delay when using evaluate?
I have to add 20ms between step 1) & 2)

[vvoois (vV)]

@samBiotic

I’ve been trying to send messages like these via evaluate to address tracks but some seem to expect a renoise.DeviceParameter object whatever that is.

/renoise/evaluate 'renoise.song().tracks[1].postfx_volume = 1.000000' *** expression failed: 'property 'postfx_volume' is read only'  

That seems like a documentation error here or a function problem.
A read-only item is mostly described so in the docs.

Edit:btw, if you are not sure about how to submit stuff, i personally forget this quite a lot of times myself try this in the terminal command-line:
oprint(renoise.song().tracks[1].postfx_volume)

You then get a list of what is behind it:

  
>>> oprint(renoise.song().tracks[1].postfx_volume)  
class: DeviceParameter  
 properties:  
 is_automated  
 is_automated_observable  
 name  
 polarity  
 show_in_mixer  
 show_in_mixer_observable  
 value  
 value_default  
 value_max  
 value_min  
 value_observable  
 value_quantum  
 value_string  
 value_string_observable  
 methods:  
 __STRICT  
 record_value  
  

reported:
http://www.renoise.c…showtopic=26197

[Conner_Bw]

@samBiotic

I’ve been trying to send messages like these via evaluate to address tracks but some seem to expect a renoise.DeviceParameter object whatever that is.

Well, for your actual problem, the parameter is read only. Not what you claim.

But in the future, where you actually need to declare a device, can MaxMSP send multiline Lua?

For example, using a SongPos object, you could do something like:

  
$m = new OSCMessage("/renoise/evaluate", array('  
 local my_pos = renoise.SongPos()   
 my_pos.sequence = 1  
 my_pos.line = 16  
 renoise.song().transport.playback_pos = my_pos  
'));  
  

[samBiotic]

@Conner_Bw

Well, for your actual problem, the parameter is read only. Not what you claim.

Thanks!

@Conner_Bw

But in the future, where you actually need to declare a device, can MaxMSP send multiline Lua?

Yes, yes it can, here’s a port of your SongPos script to MaxMSP
[luabox]
{
“patcher” : {
“fileversion” : 1,
“rect” : [344.0, 84.0, 458.0, 308.0],
“bglocked” : 0,
“defrect” : [344.0, 84.0, 458.0, 308.0],
“openrect” : [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
“openinpresentation” : 0,
“default_fontsize” : 12.0,
“default_fontface” : 0,
“default_fontname” : “Arial”,
“gridonopen” : 0,
“gridsize” : [15.0, 15.0],
“gridsnaponopen” : 0,
“toolbarvisible” : 1,
“boxanimatetime” : 200,
“imprint” : 0,
“enablehscroll” : 1,
“enablevscroll” : 1,
“devicewidth” : 0.0,
“boxes” : [ {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “t b b i b”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 4,
“outlettype” : [“bang”, “bang”, “int”, “bang”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 45.0, 59.5, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-25”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “number”,
“minimum” : 1,
“numinlets” : 1,
“maximum” : 64,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 2,
“outlettype” : [“int”, “bang”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 15.0, 50.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-24”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “sprintf symout my_pos.line = %i”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [90.0, 135.0, 180.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-22”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “message”,
“text” : “"renoise.song().transport.playback_pos = my_pos"”,
“numinlets” : 2,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [135.0, 165.0, 279.0, 18.0],
“id” : “obj-9”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “message”,
“text” : “"my_pos.sequence = 1"”,
“numinlets” : 2,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [45.0, 105.0, 137.0, 18.0],
“id” : “obj-5”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “message”,
“text” : “"local my_pos = renoise.SongPos()"”,
“numinlets” : 2,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 75.0, 202.0, 18.0],
“id” : “obj-3”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “print”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“patching_rect” : [165.0, 255.0, 34.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-52”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “prepend /renoise/evaluate”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 225.0, 149.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-15”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “sprintf symout %s %s %s %s”,
“numinlets” : 4,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 195.0, 165.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-10”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “udpsend localhost 8000”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 255.0, 137.0, 20.0],
“id” : “obj-1”,
“fontname” : “Arial”
}

}
],
“lines” : [ {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-52”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-1”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-9”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 3],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-5”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 1],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-3”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-24”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-25”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-25”, 3],
“destination” : [“obj-9”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-25”, 2],
“destination” : [“obj-22”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-22”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 2],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-25”, 1],
“destination” : [“obj-5”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-25”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-3”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
]
}

}
[/luabox]

[samBiotic]

@Moonriders

Osc examples for addressing tracks and dsp-devices, meta-devices and the pattern matrix could more than likely really kick start my understanding & usage.

here is Beatslaugher’s reply to vV’s post on the api inconsistency thread

Api: Inconsistencies in the documentation

Most notifiers are defined as: renoise.some_object_observable:add_notifier(function_name) The midi devices changed observable notifier must be added like this: renoise.Midi.devices_changed_observable():add_notifier(function_name) Took me a while before i got the picture (by experimenting with oprint in the terminal) Is there a specific reason why for the midi devices, this notifier setting method deviates?

it should be (to control mixer faders via osc):

  
/renoise/evaluate renoise.song().tracks[].prefx_volume.value = float  
  

i was typically missing out setting the property ‘value’ as renoise.song().tracks.prefx_volume is an instance of the class DeviceParameter

oprint definitely is your friend

and a MaxMSP patch controlling just track 1’s fader.
[luabox]
{
“patcher” : {
“fileversion” : 1,
“rect” : [40.0, 89.0, 377.0, 304.0],
“bglocked” : 0,
“defrect” : [40.0, 89.0, 377.0, 304.0],
“openrect” : [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
“openinpresentation” : 0,
“default_fontsize” : 12.0,
“default_fontface” : 0,
“default_fontname” : “Arial”,
“gridonopen” : 0,
“gridsize” : [15.0, 15.0],
“gridsnaponopen” : 0,
“toolbarvisible” : 1,
“boxanimatetime” : 200,
“imprint” : 0,
“enablehscroll” : 1,
“enablevscroll” : 1,
“devicewidth” : 0.0,
“boxes” : [ {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “scale 0 127 0. 1.412”,
“id” : “obj-3”,
“numinlets” : 6,
“fontname” : “Arial”,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 165.0, 119.0, 20.0]
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “slider”,
“id” : “obj-2”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 15.0, 20.0, 140.0]
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “print”,
“id” : “obj-52”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontname” : “Arial”,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“patching_rect” : [165.0, 255.0, 34.0, 20.0]
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “prepend /renoise/evaluate”,
“id” : “obj-15”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontname” : “Arial”,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 225.0, 149.0, 20.0]
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “sprintf symout renoise.song().tracks[1].prefx_volume.value = %f”,
“id” : “obj-10”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontname” : “Arial”,
“numoutlets” : 1,
“outlettype” : [“”],
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 195.0, 349.0, 20.0]
}

}
, {
“box” : {
“maxclass” : “newobj”,
“text” : “udpsend localhost 8000”,
“id” : “obj-1”,
“numinlets” : 1,
“fontname” : “Arial”,
“numoutlets” : 0,
“fontsize” : 12.0,
“patching_rect” : [15.0, 255.0, 137.0, 20.0]
}

}
],
“lines” : [ {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-2”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-3”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-3”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-1”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-52”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
, {
“patchline” : {
“source” : [“obj-10”, 0],
“destination” : [“obj-15”, 0],
“hidden” : 0,
“midpoints” :
}

}
]
}

}
[/luabox]

[Moonriders]

I haven’t figured out how to send the lua strings through evaluate from pure data.
None of renoise’s OSC implementation makes much sense to me though, so that probably doesn’t mean much.

[samBiotic]

@Moonriders

I haven’t figured out how to send the lua strings through evaluate from pure data.
None of renoise’s OSC implementation makes much sense to me though, so that probably doesn’t mean much.

You need to make sure that pd is sending only one argument of type symbol via the /renoise/evaluate osc message

From tosymbol-help.pd
since pd lacks a quoting mechanism (like foo bar) there is no support for spaces in symbols. One has to construct symbols with other tools like the tosymbol or makesymbol objects.

I’m using the sprintf object with the symout argument to construct in MaxMSP (kind of like C-language “printf” function) and i’m not a full time pd user so i don’t know if there’s an equivalent in pd.

I’m new to the renoise board as you can see and I’m happy to provide pointers, but as Conner_Bw pointed out earlier in the thread.

@Moonriders

Basically, it’s some “program” that sends “stuff” to Renoise. The “program” has it’s own way of writing code, and its up to you to research how it works.

so you may want to try asking on the Pure Data forum~ for further advice.

i’ve agreed to help taktik with a tutorial on all this osc stuff. would the same examples created in various popular osc capable software be useful?

[Moonriders]

hmm, figured this one out:

\  
--renoise.app().window:maximize()  
  
add_action {   
 pattern = "/window/max",   
 description = "maximize window",  
 handler = function()  
 renoise.app().window:maximize()  
 end,  
}  
  
--renoise.app().window:minimize()  
  
add_action {   
 pattern = "/window/min",   
 description = "minimize window",  
 handler = function()  
 renoise.app().window:minimize()  
 end,  
}  
  

can’t get fullscreen or restore to work, but those work.

Originally was trying to figure out the window:presets.
With this I had it not giving me rejected messages and no errors but it wasn’t doing anything visually discernible.

  
-- renoise.app().window:select_preset(preset_index)  
  
add_action {   
 pattern = "/window/activate_gui_preset",   
 arguments = { argument("select_preset", "preset_index") },   
 description = "Show GUI Preset [1-8]",  
 handler = function(select_preset)  
 renoise.app().window.select_preset = preset_index  
 end,  
}   
  

this one throws errors as I have seemed to forget how or why it was working.

[Moonriders]

@samBiotic

You need to make sure that pd is sending only one argument of type symbol via the /renoise/evaluate osc message

From tosymbol-help.pd
since pd lacks a quoting mechanism (like foo bar) there is no support for spaces in symbols. One has to construct symbols with other tools like the tosymbol or makesymbol objects.

I’m using the sprintf object with the symout argument to construct in MaxMSP (kind of like C-language “printf” function) and i’m not a full time pd user so i don’t know if there’s an equivalent in pd.

I’m new to the renoise board as you can see and I’m happy to provide pointers, but as Conner_Bw pointed out earlier in the thread.

so you may want to try asking on the Pure Data forum~ for further advice.

i’ve agreed to help taktik with a tutorial on all this osc stuff. would the same examples created in various popular osc capable software be useful?

Welcome to the board!

Thanks for that explanation, I spent probably 3-4 hours so far trying different things and searching for answers to why I couldn’t get that interpreted with evaluate.

I’ve been focused on adding actions into GlobalOscActions.lua, the evaluate function while much more useful and powerful, I frankly just don’t comprehend. Essentially I’ve been trying to index what we can do without using evaluate. That’s why I’ve been posting the lua code for the actions. At first I thought I could figure out a lot by just asking why certain actions didn’t work, now that I’ve seen deeper, I seriously feel like I’m going blind.

With tracking, all the commands are right here to experiment with, we know the names of everything and it’s as simple as looking at a list with usage parameters. With the scripting we have now, I feel like I’m endlessly looking for a shamrock.

I keep wishing I could find a function of some form of List that would just shoot out a huge amount of objects, properties, descriptions and examples.

[vvoois (vV)]

@Moonriders

hmm, figured this one out:

\ --renoise.app().window:maximize() add_action { pattern = "/window/max", description = "maximize window", handler = function() renoise.app().window:maximize() end, } --renoise.app().window:minimize() add_action { pattern = "/window/min", description = "minimize window", handler = function() renoise.app().window:minimize() end, }   

can’t get fullscreen or restore to work, but those work.

Originally was trying to figure out the window:presets.
With this I had it not giving me rejected messages and no errors but it wasn’t doing anything visually discernible.

 -- renoise.app().window:select_preset(preset_index) add_action { pattern = "/window/activate_gui_preset", arguments = { argument("select_preset", "preset_index") }, description = "Show GUI Preset [1-8]", handler = function(select_preset) renoise.app().window.select_preset = preset_index end, }   

this one throws errors as I have seemed to forget how or why it was working.

Just a quick question without testing this myself here → Have you tried this?:
renoise.app().window.select_preset = tonumber(preset_index)

Sometimes you get stuff in strings while the function you parse it to expects numbers (or vice versa).
And checking if it ain’t nil is one or the more primary things to do…
if preset_index ~= nil then
dostuff with preset_index
end

[samBiotic]

@Moonriders

I haven’t figured out how to send the lua strings through evaluate from pure data.
None of renoise’s OSC implementation makes much sense to me though, so that probably doesn’t mean much.

@Moonriders

you can do nearly everything with the “evaluate” message, so we should encourage people to use it.

here you go… /renoise/evaluate for pd
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111045/RenoiseOscEvaluate.pd

[Conner_Bw]

@taktik

Finally, you can do nearly everything with the “evaluate” message, so we should encourage people to use it. Osc is not easy, scripting is not. They pair up quite nicely then

Including send malicious code… Haha.

Seriously though, someone doing a live performance with port 8000 open, people should be aware and firewall accordingly.

[Moonriders]

@samBiotic

here you go… /renoise/evaluate for pd
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111045/RenoiseOscEvaluate.pd

OH Man sambiotic, that is exemplary!

I’ve been trying to find out exactly what you displayed in that pd file all week!

With just that example/explanation of yours, I should be able to modify several of the pd patch examples for touchOSC to control the mixer in Renoise, full OSC.
I have something awesome to do today! Thanks so much!

[samBiotic]

@Moonriders

OH Man sambiotic, that is exemplary!

I’ve been trying to find out exactly what you displayed in that pd file all week!

With just that example/explanation of yours, I should be able to modify several of the pd patch examples for touchOSC to control the mixer in Renoise, full OSC.
I have something awesome to do today! Thanks so much!

No problem.
Now for fun, I’ve made pd send a multiline lua script.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111045/RenoiseOscEvaluateMulti.pd

I need to get stuck into sending osc from renoise now.

[Moonriders]

I got faders on page 1 of touchOSC to work using the simple-layout pd patch from hexler’s site and your (sambiotic) example with the prefx volume control.

http://wikisend.com/download/536944/touchOSC-Renoise-simple-receive.pd

Started thinking I could bring this completely into renoise with something like this:

  
 pattern = "/1/fader1",   
 arguments = { argument("prefx_volume", "numbers") },   
 description = "track 1 volume",  
 handler = function()  
 renoise.song().tracks[1].prefx_volume.value = float  
 end,  
}  
  

Then I remembered touchOSC can’t really prepend “/renoise” to the address.
I found touchOSC and remokon sends everything like /1/fader1 & /0/sliderA

first part “/1” (touchOSC) & “/0” (remokon) refers to page numbers, then the 2nd part is the object.

gets complex with the matrix style grids, when arrays of multi-toggle, toggle switches and push buttons come into play.

I tried writing my own lua code to evaluate for mute and width.

sprintf renoise.song().tracks[1].mute.value:1
sprintf renoise.song().tracks[1].prefx_width.value = %f

Even though they don’t work, I left them in the pd sub patch.
page-1
mute = /toggle1
width = /fader5

[Moonriders]

@samBiotic

No problem.
Now for fun, I’ve made pd send a multiline lua script.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111045/RenoiseOscEvaluateMulti.pd

I need to get stuck into sending osc from renoise now.

I recently became curious about VLC and renoise, and I just found this:
http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Modules/osc

[patto (Syflom)]

@Moonriders

Then I remembered touchOSC can’t really prepend “/renoise” to the address.
I found touchOSC and remokon sends everything like /1/fader1 & /0/sliderA

With TouchOSC what OSC string it sends depends on how the layout your using is made.
fortunately you can edit the layouts with the touchosc editor.

[Moonriders]

@Syflom

With TouchOSC what OSC string it sends depends on how layout your using is made.
fortunately you can edit the layouts with the touchosc editor.

I’ve tried that quite a bit, for whatever reason I couldn’t get much if anything it sends to work with renoise.
Have you been successful at getting it to work with renoise at all?
No one knows a thing about it here.

I started working on a interface for it:

thought I would start with the default layouts, but missing a couple control types.
thinking I might be able to somehow connect what it sends with something renoise can interpret.

[Moonriders]

I wish I had looked at this earlier.

Can I use the methods in the GlobalMidiActions.lua as a basis for making methods in GlobalOscActions.lua?

they look so very similar.

I guess what I’m really trying to ask is, can I do everything Midi can do with OSC in Renoise?

Please tell me yes! That GlobalMidiActions file is so ripe!