Hello Iannix team , I really enjoyed trying out your very inspiring applicaction !!!
I must admit though , that a manual is surely needed , and also some video tutorials will surely
be an eye opener
I am still test driving it !!!! and enjoying it immensly 😀
Hi!
We’ll hire an intern this summer to make this job!
Thanks for trying IanniX 🙂
Greetings and congrats on this amazing piece of software. I have a few questions regarding controlling Iannix via OSC. First though lets describe what Im up to.
I am desigining a MaxForLive device to use with a project in Iannix in order to create a Cyclic sequencer. Im hoping to make it so that I can control Iannix with a midi controller indirectly, meaning I will be controlling with my controller the Max device and then the decice will send the apropriate messages via OSC to Iannix.
So far I have managed to send messages from MaxForLive to Iannix and set initial zooming, zoom in and out with a knob, make curves and cursors visible/invisible, active inactive, change speed and also have visual feedback in BPM values and many interesting things.
Now my questions:
1. Is there documentation on Iannix API besides the one found in the download? I keep wondering because there are some things found in Iannix examples that are not mentioned anywhere in the help documentation (such as iannix.ask for example)
2.Is there a way to “save” the groups created in a project or do I always have to use a script after opening a project to configure groups?
3. If I understood correctly the variable “current” relates to the last targeted object. Is there a way to target a trigger after its manual (not by script) creation? What Im trying to do, is create for example triggers by clicking with the mouse and then use a script to add those triggers to specific groups. Is it possible?
Here is an early example image of what Im on, attached 😉
Thanks!
Ooops…ermmmm….registered now as a forum member! 😉
So the instructions in the helpfile are wrong and the midi output simply isn’t there?
No wonder I got nothing out of it… 😆
So I guess I wait for the next update…
Cheers and thanks for the replies!
Tom
Well MIDI was active, but not really tested with other softwares… And we detected some bugs that we corrected few days ago when making the video. You’ll enjoy these new features in a few days 🙂
Hello Guillaume , I live in Paris , I would happily help you guys out in anyway I can , I don’t have any degrees in programing , just a good understanding in max/msp , a good understanding in audio , bi lingual , work well with others.
This is my spontaneous application , I believe in your product + I have nothing planned this summer so what the hell !!!!
I am not saying I am the “Man” for the job , just a guy !
Today I put up a video showing a brief case study of Iannix talking to a MIDI keyboard/controller via Max/MSP. I wrote some Max sub-patches to adapt C74’s very cool FM synth, “X.FM”, to OSC messaging input/output.
Please have a look and give me your reactions. I’d be willing to do a similar patch in Pd if anyone would like it.
Cheers,
–Bob
Hi!
In javascript, you just have to concatenate a string :
var counter = 0;
iannix.execute("add trigger " + counter);
iannix.execute("setPos current 0 " + counter + " 0");
counter++;
iannix.execute("add trigger " + counter);
iannix.execute("setPos current 0 " + counter + " 0");
This example will place 2 triggers (ID=0 and ID=1) at position (x,y,z)=(0,0,0) and (0,1,0).
If you want to generate triggers from pd, follow the example in attachment.
Excellent!
Thanks for the help Guillaume.
I’m looking for instructions about compilation. I want to build Iannix for 64bit Linux PCs.
Do you read the readme file in the source directory ?
The Readme instructs to download the QT SDK and some dependencies, but no further instructions.
There are no more actions to do. Just download Qt, open the Project with QtCreator, then press on Build and it’s ok. On Linux, you may need other libraries/dependencies, I give you the links in the readme file.
Thanx. I’m trying to built it. I’m getting an error on qrc_Iannix.cpp but I’m trying to solve it. The dependencies you give are Ubuntu specific, so I’m trying to figure out the generic names.
I’ll send you the 64bit binary if I succeed. It would be nice if there was a more automated way of building the project (without the need of qtcreator), because now it’s almost impossible for Iannix to get included on distributions official repositories. Unfortunately I’m not familiar with qtcreator.
By the way, congrats for the great work 🙂
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