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  • 1 February 2012 at 11 h 38 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2576
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Hi, i’ve try myself to connect Iannix with reaktor but without success 😥

    are they somebody for help poor reaktor users like me ???

    a tutorial will be good.

    personnally, i can receive osc message from iannix in reaktor but can’t understand how to use it.

    thanks in advance

    stf

    1 February 2012 at 22 h 16 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2577
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Can it *really* be ten years ago!?

    Way back then, I did some research about reaktor and OSC and published it on an old website. That site no longer exists, but I saved the html. Just now I put it up on a GoogleDocs page:

    OSC message formats understood by the current version of reaktor.

    This was for Max talking to reaktor, which worked well enough. Caveat: This is far from current, but I’d hope that n.i. kept it backwards compatible.

    I won’t have time in the immediate future to hack on Iannix to talk with reaktor, but after a few days if you make no progress, I’ll try to help out. Let me (us) know what happens (success or failure).

    hth,
    –Bob

    2 February 2012 at 13 h 27 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2578
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Thank you very much !

    i will try that asap !

    thanks

    stf

    2 February 2012 at 14 h 28 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2579
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    I can’t understand your message type in regard to the osc message that iannix send :

    osc://127.0.0.1:10000/cursor cursor_id cursor_value_x cursor_value_y cursor_xPos cursor_yPos cursor_zPos

    and you you say something like: /MIDI/channel/n/control-change c nnn …..

    i know we can send message type: midi//etc.. from Iannix but my objective is to drive reaktor with osc message, not midi message.

    are they something i don’t understand ?

    what’s wrong ?

    2 February 2012 at 17 h 46 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2580
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @stf wrote:

    …i know we can send message type: midi//etc.. from Iannix but my objective is to drive reaktor with osc message, not midi message.

    OSC is much more general than what I believe to be your understanding of it. OSC can handle many types of data, with MIDI only being one small part of its universe. You (or Iannix, Reaktor, Ardour, etc) define what’s in an OSC message. There is no standard. OSC is merely a container to toss stuff around a network. Tools like Iannix and Reaktor only implement a small subset of that universe. Reaktor is basically a MIDI-based tool, so they’ve elected to allow you to control it via OSC by sending MIDI commands over the network. This is typical. There is no industry-wide accepted OSC namespace for MIDI over OSC, but one very nice proposal for a generalized sound synthesizer protocol is SYN.

    I haven’t looked into what would be involved in coercing Iannix to talk Reaktor’s OSC namespace. I was hoping you might do that :–)

    Hope this helps,
    –Bob

    2 February 2012 at 18 h 54 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2581
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I find it easier to control Reaktor with midi. The Reaktor implementation of OSC seems to be only a wrapper on its midi implementation anyway. In IanniX use messages of the form:

    midi:///cc , or
    midi:///bend

    This is described in the documentation, along with the sending of note-on/note-off messages.

    Here are some examples of the results of controlling other Native Instruments softsynths with midi:

    https://www.youtube.com/user/chrisgr99

    Reaktor can be controlled the same way.

    I’ll be posting a few more demos soon and will include one with Reaktor.

    – Chris

    4 February 2012 at 0 h 47 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2582
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    stf,

    @codex99 wrote:

    I find it easier to control Reaktor with midi. The Reaktor implementation of OSC seems to be only a wrapper on its midi implementation anyway.

    …between those lines, there’s good, pragmatic advice from Chris.

    I tend to be an OSC evangelist, but if everything you want to do with Reaktor can work with Iannix on the same computer (unless I misunderstand: Iannix instantiates a MIDI virtual device that, unlike an OSC server, cannot be seen on the network) and you get the time resolution you need, then going MIDI is probably the right choice.

    Cheers,
    –Bob.

    4 February 2012 at 1 h 06 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2583
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’m agnostic with respect to OSC and MIDI. I’d certainly use OSC to communicate with say Max, but there are a huge number of cool softsynths (and hardware ones) that are only MIDI and others (like Reaktor) where you can do with MIDI pretty much anything you can do with OSC. On a Mac routing MIDI is easy even over a network. Windows is not quite so easy but there are increasingly good options. The resolution of MIDI and bandwidth aren’t as good as for OSC but it most cases it doesn’t matter anyway.

    Here’s an example I just uploaded just a few hours ago. The superb Zebra semi-modular softsynth is hosted in Ableton Live and controlled through MIDI (no need for Max for Live).

    http://vimeo.com/36174902

    – Chris

    5 February 2012 at 19 h 30 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2584
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @codex99 wrote:

    I’d certainly use OSC to communicate with say Max…

    Now, why would you do that, Chris?!
    Max has full MIDI capability.

    :–) Bob.

    6 February 2012 at 8 h 02 min in reply to: Reaktor and Iannix #2585
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Thanks for all your cool advice guys.

    i’ll try to do my way with all your very useful information.

    thanks

    stf

    9 February 2012 at 10 h 57 min in reply to: Bugs #2241
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello !
    I just installed Iannix and I discovered it.

    When I try the demos, I see, with the inspector , that Iannix sends messages to a port 57120 on my local machine. But I hear no sound on my PC. I also have a MIDI synthesiser connected, and it does not play anything.

    With Windows 7, How can I know if there is some process in my PC listening on this 57120 port ?
    Is it necessary to install an application other than Iannix ?
    I remeber i got some warnings when I installed Iannix , but I forgot them. Can I find an installation log somewhere ?

    Thanks if somebody can help me .

    9 February 2012 at 16 h 57 min in reply to: Bugs #2171
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I just found a message in the forum saying this :

    If you want a sound, you have to install one of these programs :

    PureData, Max MSP, C-Sound or Supercollider

    Are these programs free ? Where can I find them ? What are they doing, other than simply receiving these strange OSC message from Iannix and making sounds ?
    Which one is the easiest to use ?

    Thanks for your help.

    11 February 2012 at 10 h 07 min in reply to: iannix + Resolume #2687
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    What about the current status? – I’m also trying to get into IanniX (thanks for the great work!!!) to control Resolume. Any update on how to achieve a single timeline for all curves? I read another post here and the “collision approach” https://www.iannix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=21, but how to send custom OSC messages? Can I use Java Script to map the curve IDs to OSC messages?
    If it would be possible to read the label of the curves, I could just name the objects according to the desired OSC adress, couldn’t I?
    I would love to get in touch with other Resolume and Iannix users, to work on a solution fort that!!! :geek:

    26 February 2012 at 16 h 17 min in reply to: second step #2501
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    See https://www.iannix.org/en/links.php for a list of working OSC programs. I do not have an opinion as to which works best, nor specifically which are working in Windows. Please report your successes if you have any!

    Terry

    26 February 2012 at 16 h 18 min in reply to: second step #2502
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    You also will likely enjoy this page:
    https://www.iannix.org/documentation/EN/intro.html

    Terry

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