Here’s a very well made tutorial made by Neo Ruiz on how to use OSCulator and TouchOSC with Logic Studio.
You can also watch this video in HD on his website. There are also a few useful notes in addition.
Full Snow Leopard compatibility, 64 bits executable.
Motion Plus controller support.
DJ Hero controller support.
Multiple SpaceNavigator devices can now be connected at the same time.
Wacom: it is now possible to choose in the application Preferences how the mouse pointer should be locked (or not).
MIDI over OSC support
Many bug fixes and enhancements that address every aspects of the application.
New Features: (compared to 2.9-RC3)
Wiimote: Support for the DJ Hero controller.
Copy/Paste support in the Parameters Window
Multi-display support for the Absolute Mouse events.
Changes: (compared to 2.9-RC3)
Wiimote: Computer Sleep/Wake-up support. When the computer is going to sleep, all the Wiimotes are disconnected. When the computer wakes up, the discovery process is launched if the Preference “Start discovery on launch” is enabled.
App: Preset menu now disables items when the document is locked.
App: Kyma events are only displayed if we connect a Kyma compatible device or use a file that had Kyma events.
App: Relative Mouse events now take in account the current display where the mouse pointer is located.
Rafael Hernandez, Director of the Multimedia Graduate Program at CSU East Bay has made a cool tutorial on how to use OSCulator with Pure Data.
He explains in detail how OSC messages can be sent from the DJ Hero Controller to PD, and how you can use the routeOSC object to easily extract the values from the OSC messages. (Note that in order to get the DJ Hero Controller working you will have to wait for the official release of OSCulator 2.9 as the current release candidate doesn’t have the support for this device yet.)
With some minor changes you can learn from this tutorial to route message from the Wiimote or other controllers as well.
Rafael also has a HUGE collection of quality tutorials on PD that is certainly worth having a look at.