Who knows an OSC sequencer?

[Rene]

Thanks joffo, but it seems that this is for Windows only (I'm on OSX).

[joffo]

A osx version will come soon. But as you're interested by controlling resolume by osc you could have a little net book only for usine

[Mattijs]

Hey all,

Sorry for reviving an old topic, but just in case you missed it, I have been working on a general-purpose OSC sequencer for some time. Anyone curious to check it out and provide me with some feedback is more than welcome: http://oscseq.com

Alternatively there are these Max For Live plugins that basically convert Ableton Live into an OSC sequencer: http://livegrabber.sourceforge.net/

Hope that helps!
Mattijs

[perevalovds]

Hi. We had developed stable open-source OSC sequencer KuStudio:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kustudio/

[Sadler]

Downloaded KuStudio Windows v1.70.

Plays demo music but cannot get to talk to Resolume.

OSC Out 1 = localhost 8000
Track name = /layer1/link1/values
Track OSC Out = 1
Track Range = 0 1 type float

Apart from no success, one thing I've noticed is that the track name dialogue isn't big enough for most of Resolume's OCS paths.

What am I missing?

[Scratchpole]

http://imimot.com/vezer/

[denisps2]

You need to look at Lemur It is a universal midi or osc controller and it has sequencers. I Have found that it is possible to build anything you want andy kind of sequence ower any amount of time.

Check
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPFKkCQduCc
https://liine.net/en/products/lemur/


And me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmzZAZ5uPaU

[4eyes]

Just get Iannix already and don't look back.

It's free and amazing.

[Sadler]

IanniX is super dooper lights are gonna blind me sophisticated and (even) I managed to get to control various Resolume things without any thrashing about too much. So thanks for that!

Alex May's Fugio doesn't have a timeline yet but it does have XBox controller, Kinect (v1), Leap Motion, Shaders, Spout, OSC and MIDI so far. I believe that a timeline is in the offing.

[lightbx]

Just came here to say ... Vezer FTW

Iannix looks amazing, I'm sure it can do what you want, but definitely has a learning curve.

"Stable" is an overstatement regarding KuStudio.

Trying out Fugio now.

This thread is full of amazing software resources.

EDIT: Alex May is obviously an OG. It is late but I predict I will be deep diving into Fugio tomorrow.