So there are really two obstacles to doing what I want to do (which is solo my return tracks as part of a performance - not sure I ever mentioned that): Buttons in Live that can be automated respond correctly to these messages buttons that can't be automated don't. But either way, OSCulator is still going to spit out, and Live is still going to receive, two different MIDI messages: CC messages alternating between control values 0 and 127, or Note messages alternating between Note On and Note Off. And more importantly, these buttons send two different OSC messages depending on whether they're transitioning from On to Off or vice versa.Īs you pointed out, OSCulator can map these OSC messages to MIDI CC or MIDI Note messages. Their state is indicated in the UI by the button appearing either filled or empty. In fact, they work just fine when mapped to MIDI CCs as well.īut the toggle buttons, which are what I'd like to map to Live's solo buttons, have a state of either On or Off (see why it makes sense to map them to solo?). The push buttons are stateless, and your suggestion works perfectly with them. TouchOSC has two types of buttons: "push" buttons and "toggle" buttons. Even with just the sliders and XY pads I'm having a blast, but I really want to get it all working. This isn't a connectivity problem - the sliders and XY pads are very responsive. that when you hit a TouchOSC toggle button to turn it on or off, a corresponding control in Live is immediately put into the same state? I have to hit the TouchOSC button twice for the Solo button to change state, and the TouchOSC button's state only matches the Live button's state half of the time.Ĭan you confirm that something like this is actually working correctly for you, i.e. This actually does create the mapping it just doesn't work correctly. In Live, I turn on MIDI learn, select the Solo button on one of my tracks, then hit the appropriate button in TouchOSC. And toggles don't work correctly for me with either one.įor example, Mix16.osc has /2/toggle1 mapped to MIDI CC 22 on channel 1. I hadn't been using those, but I just opened up Mix16.oscd and it's very similar to what I had already set up. There's no other way to assign MIDI messages to Live's controls, is there?
Osculator templates for logic Patch#
Valkyrie is available for purchase for $29.95 USD (owners of volume 1 will receive an email with a special offer to upgrade Valkyrie to the full 200 patch set).I am using MIDI learn. 40 analog and digitally modelled oscillator templates.All XY controls mapped with unique and standard variations.Patches are fully tweakable and performance ready with all 4 XY’s mapped on every preset! The wide range of standard and extravagant patches feature experimental combinations of different synthesis methods ranging from FM, Subtractive, Wavetable, Physical Modelling, Analog Modelling, to various hybrid combinations. This adventure in sound design takes full advantage Zebra 2.3’s features to create a sound arsenal that range from dance to new age patches. Valkyrie contains sections dedicated to ambient sounds as well as full on distortion.
Osculator templates for logic series#
Sonic Elements has released Valkyrie, a series of new patch sets for u-he’s wireless modular soft synth Zebra2.
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