Hey, my help patch for sendOSC works, the subject makesymbol is there because although I know little about OSC and I gathered that you need makesymbol to construct a proper address or something? I just want to get started at sending midi over a LAN using OSC , not sure how to go about it though, I know very little about the addressing system that is used,
-----Original Message----- From: Frank Barknecht [mailto:fbar@footils.org] Sent: 18 November 2003 21:52 To: 'PD-list@iem.at' Subject: Re: [PD] makesymbol
Hallo, Adrian deCleir hat gesagt: // Adrian deCleir wrote:
how does this object work, I wish to make an OSC string address to send
midi
over a network, but I dont really know where to begin. All I have is 'send /midi/15/noteon' (for example) in a message box joined to SendOSC but Im getting an error saying no method for /midi/15/noteon
Does the help patch for sendOSC work? Could you post your non-working patch? Where does your mail's subject's makesymbol come into play?
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Hallo, Adrian deCleir hat gesagt: // Adrian deCleir wrote:
Hey, my help patch for sendOSC works, the subject makesymbol is there because although I know little about OSC and I gathered that you need makesymbol to construct a proper address or something?
You don't need makesymbol to send OSC messages. makesymbol or makefilename might come in handy when constructing messages with variable parts in the middle, though, as the built-in message concatenation ($1, $2, ... in messages) only works, when the variable part is at the start of a message. But you can send osc messages without them, but for example with a message object.
I just want to get started at sending midi over a LAN using OSC , not sure how to go about it though, I know very little about the addressing system that is used,
This probably is important. Who is at the other end of your LAN? The other end will have to decode your messages in the end.
Basically you should be able to send (almost) everything over OSC if it follows the OSC-specification: http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/OSC-spec.html
The meanings of your messages however depend on what the communication partners expect or have agreed upon.
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__