http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UPzvzHt1Bc This video demonstrates using an iPhone to control Native Instruments Reaktor via Open Sound Control. Resources: Native Instruments Reaktor (Mac) TouchOSC (iPhone) Reaktor synthesizer designed by Tony Wallace
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Niklas Saers has released a free iPhone music app, pOSCa (App Store link), that turns your iPhone into a controller for audio and multimedia software. If you’ve used pOSCa, leave a comment below and let us know what you think of it! Description: pOSCa is an Open Sound Control compliant controller for audio and multimedia… Read More Free Software Turns Your iPhone Into A Music Controller
iOSC (App Store Link) is a remote control application that uses the OSC (Open Sound Control) protocol to turn your iPhone into a music control surface. Using the OSC protocol over your device’s built-in Wi-Fi connection, iOSC communicates with other compatible hardware and software nodes on your network. You can also remote control the middleware… Read More iOSC Turns Your iPhone Into A Music Controller
This is a demo of some of the new features coming up in synthPond 2.5, an ambient music application for the iPhone, showing how synthPond can integrate with MAX/MSP (or any OSC device) wirelessly.
CDM reports that Open Sound Control (OSC), a protocol for communication between music devices over modern networks, has been ported to the Nintendo DS. This opens up possibilities for using the Nintendo DS to control music software and for other devices to control music software running on the DS. You can find out the details… Read More Open Sound Control On Nintendo DS
Tokyo-based d.v.d is a trio with two drum players, Itoken and Jimanica and visualiser Takashi Yamaguchi (ymg) on the hardware front. While the two drummers furiously beat two drum kits in front of a huge screen, their sounds trigger geometrical shapes with processing, Pong-style game settings or bizarre drop landscapes that interact, transform or collapse. … Read More D.V.D. Makes Music With Video Game Graphics
