Hi Dominique!
Thanks a loooot for your work! We know/are aware that we really have to fix our build system, but actually Qt Creator doesn’t force us to make good cross-plateform usages, that’s why it is such a mess on Linux.
For the next major release (0.9), we’ll try to start with a better build system ; can I contact you and count on your help when we’ll be starting this? (about beginning of 2013).
Thanks!
Hi!
We can give you the slides we use (in keynote format) ; here is a PDF version : https://www.iannix.org/keynote.pdf.
If you’re interessed, please email us (contact@iannix.org).
Thanks!
Nobody?
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Hi Nicolas,
Thanks for your remark.
We took it in account and in the next version coming theses days, mapping will be much more easier and comprehensive.
You just have to wait now!
Hi!
This was done using scripts using a build-in MIDI assignment. If you get the last version of IanniX, you can find the script used, it’s called « Performance – (a-z)² ».
And in the next version of IanniX coming in a few days, script MIDI mapping will be better explained.
Yeah, it is true.
If you set this message « direct:// {(global_time>2)?(« add trigger 10″): »suppress »} « , after 2sec of playback, it will add a trigger each 20ms.
Two possibilities :
1/ you can put a cursor/curve/trigger system, with a trigger that is fired by the cursor after 2sec (a straight line, going from x=0 to x=3sec for example, with a cursor at normal speed and a trigger on the path of the cursor at x=2sec). You set the message « direct:// add trigger 10 » on this trigger.
2/ Or, as you say, you disable the object at the beginning (uncheck active in the inspector). Then, set a message like « direct:// {(global_time>2)?(« setActive 10 1″): »suppress »} » (setActive
Hop this can help!
Note: since IanniX 0.8.42, compatibility with Tiger (10.5) is not supported…
Hi guillaume,
thanks for answering. Your first possibilitie is perfect for what I want to do !
Gonna try this !
Thanks !
Bonjour à Tous…
Je suis en train de réaliser un document sur l’histoire du synthétiseur de 17ème à nos jour.
En passant par les années 1950, l’UPIC à retenue toute mon intérêt.
Mes recherches mon conduitent à ‘ Iannix.’
Je l’ai donc adopté et installé sur mon sytème Win/XP.
Tout fonctionne super presque tout bien.
Je n’est pas de son ???
J’ai bien configuré dans l’onglet ‘NERWORK’ la sortie ‘MIDI-OUT’ vers ma carte sonore et pourtant je n’ai pas de son.
Je précise que tout mes autres logiciels (MIDI) fonctionnent eux sans problèmes.
Ai-je oublié de faire quelque chose ?
Merci…
Hi,
First of all, great work on this excellent tool!
I was wondering if it is possible to send multiple OSC messages in a single bundle. For example, instead of a single message like this:
/cursor cursor_id cursor_value_x cursor_value_y cursor_xPos cursor_yPos cursor_zPos
I would love to receive a single bundle containing these messages:
/cursor/cursor_id/value/x cursor_value_x
/cursor/cursor_id/value/y cursor_value_y
/cursor/cursor_id/position/x cursor_xPos
/cursor/cursor_id/position/y cursor_yPos
/cursor/cursor_id/position/z cursor_zPos
with the cursor_id part of the address replaced by the actual cursor id. This way, everything has a name and I don’t have to remember what each element of the list is.
Is this possible in IanniX currently, and if not, would you consider this a feature request?
Thanks in advance.
John MacCallum
Hi!
Haha, you want to make some TUIO, isn’t it?
Well, it is not really possible with the current version. You can bundle messages (see Network Messages), but you will not be able to do these specific bundles.
We had some requests about this feature ; we really want to be compatible with TUIO for example, and more generally to be fully compatible with all OSC possibilities. It is in our ToDo list, but I think it is not before the end of the year…
Thanks for using IanniX!
Bonjour,
Avez-vous ouvert un exemple compatible avec le MIDI ? Dans la liste à droite, il faut ouvrir un exemple qui sort du MIDI ; la plupart des autres exemples sont compatibles OpenSoundControl.
Merci !
Hi, I’m new to Iannix.
Is it possible to have triggers send their coordinates periodically, even when they are not triggered? Or am I hoping for a functionality that only exists for cursors?
Alternatively, I could use a cursor where I was thinking of using a trigger, but then would it be possible for it to send a message when another cursor crosses it’s path, short of doing a comparison in code of the two cursors’ coordinates?
thanks,
Phil
Hi!
Not possible, as you said, only cursors send periodically their coordinates…
One solution can be to put a curve+cursor for easy trigger you want to be periodically trigged ?
Thanks – I think that is a solution, although maybe a bit more to keep track of than if the functionalities both existed in a single object. Although I suppose if the trigger is continually paired with a cursor, the trigger itself can continually report its location since it will always be triggered by that cursor (the only trick is noting when it is also triggered by a different cursor, so I can differentiate between the different sources of the triggering).
Thanks for the great work on this software!
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