posted 04 June 2011 09:46            

/preset,i index

This message would let you select a VCS preset. The integer argument is the one-based index into the array of VCS presets. Use 126 to select the previous preset, 127 to select the next preset, 128 to roll the dice, 129 to resend the current settings, 130 to save the current settings as a new preset.

posted 04 June 2011 15:33            

/preset

posted 21 November 2012 19:08            

To Randomize your Preset with Lemur:

1. Create a Pad or Button and remember the name for the OSC variable (default x)
2. While the Pad or Button is still selected click on "Script" at the right bottom of the Lemur Editor.

3. Name the script for example "RandomizePreset"
4. Set Execution Type to "On Expression"
5. Put x (or whatever variable your Pad/Buttons is assigned to into the to field right to the Execution (Note: Now if the Expression is true (x=1) the Script will be executed ...)
6. Type or copy paste:

oscout(0,'/preset',{128});

into the Script field.

That should send the necessary OSC message.

I am a brand new Lemur.app user actually bought my first iPad a few days ago.. so there might be an easier way then a script ...

I hope that helped a bit.

Have a nice day
Chris

posted 22 November 2012 09:46            

Pads send the message when pressed ... but not on release.
I don t really know yet.. i am just starting with the Lemur.app and Kyma.
I bought my iPad last Friday...so i am a "Noob" ;-)
I have done all my Kyma controls via MIDI or OSC via Supercollider,Processing,Osculator but mostly with the great KymaConnect application.

I will let you know if i found a good source of information.
There are already some good tips about OSC on the SSC website.

posted 29 November 2012 05:54            

One of the features we include in KymaConnect is an extension to the Kyma OSC language to include floating alternatives for a few of these commands, including "/preset". This makes it possible to do things like the dice roll from a TouchOSC template, and from the Lemur without resorting to a script. The commands currently supported include /preset, /layout, /volume, and the OSC extensions KymaConnect adds to control Kyma's DSP commands. If you know of other commands where having floating point equivalents would be helpful let us know and we'll investigate if its practical to add them.

posted 30 November 2012 10:27            

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posted 02 December 2012 16:02            

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Originally posted by douglasdifranco:
I'm using PacaConnect but so far the only way I could achieve the dice roll is by using Osculator along with Lemur. I can't get volume to work.

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The Kyma OSC extension were one of the features we added to KymaConnect. Unless you are running on OSX Leopard you might want to contact us about migrating up to KymaConnect. drop me a line at support@delora.com

posted 05 December 2012 13:00            

VcsPresetMenu.jzlib.zip

Here are the vcs control commands listed by Carla in one menu object for import into the lemur app.

This basic menu object needs to be place higher in your lemur interface as the menu is drop down only. When you select 'Save' unfortunately Kyma does not keep the File name window open option it simply saves the result so you cannot create your own name file.

Question 1) Is there any way to change that?

I tried to avoid the scripting method that Christian adopted because the other extended functionality implemented by Douglas worked so well (Nicely done- thanks) I thought it would be a relatively straight forward to utilize the commands in a menu object. However, the menu object's documentation isn't as detailed in the manual as other objects nor are there very many examples of it in use. I wasn't certain whether it was my lack of understanding of the object or the osc protocol.

What I tried was using many syntax variations of ;

/delora/kyma_connect/kyma_commands/preset/

and scaling the 'selection' parameter to the corresponding values mentioned above but I didn't succeed with that method, however, the menu object will ouput integers. I tested an output with a scale of 0-128 and i can get corresponding values when mapped to a fader in the vcs. Which also seems odd as the other extended functions are hidden from the vcs.

2) What is the correct full syntax for that statement?

Rafe

posted 07 December 2012 06:12            

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Originally posted by rafe:
What I tried was using many syntax variations of ;

/delora/kyma_connect/kyma_commands/preset/

and scaling the 'selection' parameter to the corresponding values mentioned above but I didn't succeed with that method, however, the menu object will ouput integers. I tested an output with a scale of 0-128 and i can get corresponding values when mapped to a fader in the vcs. Which also seems odd as the other extended functions are hidden from the vcs.

2) What is the correct full syntax for that statement?

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There are two type of OSC commands that KymaConnect adds. The first ones are the "DSP" control commands. Those are documented in the back of the manual and follow a pattern similar to the above.

The second are the extension to existing Kyma OSC where KymaConnect adds an improvement, like supporting floating point arguments when Kyma accepts only integer. Those commands use the identical OSC address as the originals. So, for example, the send preset command is simply "/preset f" (where 'f' is a floating point number). Also there really is not any scaling per say. The value of the argument is the same as the integer value, its just expressed as a floating point number.

Doug

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