Now, is there a "midiin" object like there is for "midiout", capable of receiving Sysex (instead of sending)?
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- 14 Dec 2011 17:31
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: midiout(target,msg[]). How does it work?
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Re: midiout(target,msg[]). How does it work?
Yes, Macciza is great
Now, is there a "midiin" object like there is for "midiout", capable of receiving Sysex (instead of sending)?
Now, is there a "midiin" object like there is for "midiout", capable of receiving Sysex (instead of sending)?
- 11 Dec 2011 20:01
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Text to Lemur via OSC
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Re: Text to Lemur via OSC
Thanks! I was doing something stupid with the self assigned OSC address (including /light at the end of the address in Max). Now it's working! Thanks a lot. But I still have problems with "custom" OSC address, the ones you give yourself to the object. Those don't see to work properly. I might be ...
- 10 Dec 2011 17:01
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Text to Lemur via OSC
- Replies: 4
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Re: Text to Lemur via OSC
Hi there, thanks a lot for the reply. So here is the thing: if the text object is in a plain interface with no containers, then I can update the text via OSC. However, if the text object is in a container, this does not work anymore. I have tried using in Max both the "self assigned" OSC address for ...
- 09 Dec 2011 22:18
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Text to Lemur via OSC
- Replies: 4
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Text to Lemur via OSC
Been trying to update a label with MaxMSP sending OSC to the Lemur, but can't seem to be able to change the Text object content. My connection is ok, and I know I have bi-directional communication. I am sending the following message to the Lemur "/Test @content MyText" where /Test is the custom OSC ...