On 01/09/15 20:57, Jonathan Brickman wrote:
Greetings, Tom! Yoshi doesn't have OSC recognition at this time, butI just played around with musescore 2.1 and found OSC in it. I'd love to be able to control a collection of musescore setups as a conductor/tutor/tyrant. I've not tried that with jack yet but... . OSC may be a solution looking for a problem that's already been solved. But sometimes the solutions are a bit too complicated for a year 5 pupil to contemplate... OSC being newish hasnt got too complicated yet!
much research on it has led me to think that the better question is,
"what do you want OSC to do for you"? Although OSC is touted as a
replacement for MIDI, there are vanishingly few OSC controllers out
there, and JACK does not do OSC transport anyhow, which means OSC
transport has to be completely independent of everything else...which is
not necessarily a bad thing at all, but it still means the question is,
"What do you want to DO with OSC???" After my most recent study
(probably eight months ago; I have been doing them every year or so for
a long while), I had to conclude that I didn't have any use for OSC
which MIDI could not do simpler and easier; but perhaps you might have
some ideas I haven't seen yet ?
J.E.B.
On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 1:34 PM, Tom <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Just found this in musescore! Does Yosh use it? Tried searching the
lists but whoever thought the acronym was cute deserves a reboot!
Tom
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