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My bad, I was trying to be more clever in the code than I should have been. The corrected adapter is below: import sys import liblo class TranslateOSC: def callback(self, path, args, types, src): arg = None # loop through arguments and print them for a, t in zip(args, types): if t == 'f': arg = a i...

Hey fundamental, so when starting up the script I'm giving it the args for port-in & port-out. I'm giving it 8080 & 8081. Now when starting Zyn I'm using -P 8081? Also am I still using 0.0 - 127.0 for min/max on Android or keeping it 0.0 - 1.0? Yep and 0.0...1.0 is what the script assumes a...

Ok understand better now. These Android apps don't seem to allow me to use integers at all. Yeah, that seems to be a problem with quite a few clients. In the long term I intend to change the API to use floats, but for now you can use a wrapper script. I've adapted one such script from the pyliblo e...

fundamental wrote:That's the right OSC path, but the wrong argument type. The majority of OSC paths in zyn accept integers (type 'i') 0..127 and not floating point values (type 'f').

Ok understand better now. These Android apps don't seem to allow me to use integers at all.

For OSC assignment, I'm assigning /part0/Pvolume to first part volume of zynaddsubfx but nothing is happening on Zynaddsubfx and I'm getting Unknown address<BACKEND> '/part0/Pvolume:f' Unknown address<BACKEND> '/part0/Pvolume:f' Unknown address<BACKEND> '/part0/Pvolume:f' Unknown address<BACKEND> '/...

Am I correct in assuming to get Android OSC app to communicate to Zyn I need Pd? You should not need Pd. As long as you have some application on android which can send OSC messages via UDP Zyn should be able to receive them. So if I set the port via zynaddsubfx -P 1234, I just set port to 1234 on A...

Is there a manual or doc with recent osc commands for zynaddsubfx? I'm interested in created a basic layout on Android to control part volume levels. There's no formal manual, but there are some docs generating by reflecting on the API. The first place to look should be: http://fundamental-code.com...

Hey guys. Is there a manual or doc with recent osc commands for zynaddsubfx? I'm interested in created a basic layout on Android to control part volume levels.

I have been seriously considering MOTU for our church's next upgrade and was hoping Linux would catch up with AVB so I wouldn't have to use a Mac computer but support on Linux for pro audio hardware is so scarce. I can't find any information that AVB audio on Linux is getting closer to completion. I...

before assigning knobs to Yoshimi parameters, be sure to redefine CC numbers for them in MPK Mini Preset Editor (works in wine). by default, MPK Mini knobs send MIDI CC messages #1 to #8. they are all defined by MIDI standard (except for #3 which is not) and thus may interfere with parameters you w...

@davephillips & folderol: Thanks for the reply. I was just looking to assign my Akai MPK Mini knobs to separate part volumes for live use. For example part 1 smooth pads -> knob 1, part 2 full strings -> knob 2, part 3 sweep matrix -> knob 3...etc. That way I can control volume for different par...

Just thought of something! I hope you realise that channel volume, pan & brightness don't need to be learned - they are standard MIDI controls along with quite a few others. Also, more can be set via NRPNs. In Yoshimi's 'doc' directory take a look at: MIDI.txt Using_NRPNs.txt Yoshim_Zyn_NRPNs.t...

does yoshimi midi learn any volume knobs?

Has anyone had any issues with not being able to use alsa directly? I'm still having problems with this.

I typed in the lsof command wrong. I'm getting pulse to be using everything in the /dev/snd/* folder. I guess now the question is how do I get it to let it go so Zyn can use the card?

EDIT: I got pulseaudio removed from my Enlightenment desktop and it still gives the same error.