Re: [ecasound] OSC and midi

Hi Julien,
i can live with midi for now, as all my remotes are midi controllers for now. OSC was for testing purpose to prepare the future with wireless remotes using those smartphones and tablets i don't own myself ;)
Nevertheless there is still a different behavior between the two control methods. Creating the same slider in pd, sending midi data is smooth, but osc has glitches. Also, when sending "jumps" in midi values doesn't make glitches. The two methods may not be handled the same way in the engine ?

Raphaël

Le 11 nov. 2013 à 14:57, Julien Claassen a écrit :

> Hello Raphaël!
> I think the OSC problem is, that Ecasound will set the valyue, that you asked for, instead of sliding it, as you would do with MIDI controllers. If I got something wrong, I'm sorry, but that scenario is vfery likely. And of course, if you just jump through values, you will get discontinuous audio.
> As for the DBC warning, this is helpful, but not critical. As far as I understand, DBC is a system to stay aware of unexpected things, which aren't dangerous, but might be considered for further development of fixes.
> It rather looks like PD being the culprit in your setup. Though I wouldn't pay too much attention. If the audi sounds fine, let Ecasound spit forward those DBC warnings and ignore them.
> Warm regards
> Julien
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