OSCulator User's Manual

start

camille — 2011-12-05T19:25:42+01:00

* Quickstart Guide This page provides instruction to quickly getting started. * Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) If you have questions about your purchase, your license, or problems when using OSCulator. * Forum The forum is the best place to search and ask for help.

faq:purchase

camille — 2011-11-30T14:37:27+01:00

There is no difference, you will receive exactly the same product and support. The customer is free to choose the price, there is however a minimum amount. Consider this a kind of fair trading. It's easy: on the purchase page () put your mouse cursor in the amount field (where the price is displayed), then click on the button “Pay with Credit Card or Paypal”.

faq:general

camille — 2011-09-01T15:02:43+01:00

If you need support on how to use OSCulator, the recommended way of contacting the author is through the community's forum. You will receive a quick answer that will also benefit to all the users that could come across the same question. If you have a more personal query, you can also send an email to Camille (camille at osculator dot net).

faq:iphone

camille — 2011-08-10T16:33:28+01:00

You can follow this tutorial. If your Mac is Airport enabled (nowadays all laptop Macs have that), you can/should connect your iPhone directly to a network created on your Mac. * On your Mac: Click on Airport icon in the menu bar (this is the one that looks like a radar scan). * Check that Airport is turned on, and select “Create Network”. * Give a name to this network. Optionally, if you are concerned with security, protect your network with a password (could be handy if you are per…

tutorial:start

camille — 2011-07-13T11:30:18+01:00

* Video Tutorials * Using TouchOSC with Ableton Live * Using TouchOSC with LogicPro * Part 1: Controlling Volume Faders * Part 2: Controlling Mute switches * Part 3: Controlling Sends and plugins parameters * How to control TouchOSC LEDs with Ableton Live and OSCulator * How to synchronize Kyma Timeline with Logic Studio and the Pacarana

manual:wacom_tablet - [Wacom Tablet]

camille — 2011-06-21T14:25:16+01:00

[Wacom Tablet with mouse and pen] The Wacom Tablet is a device primarily used for graphic design. It simulates a virtual sheet of paper on which the user can draw with specialized tools. OSCulator can use several tablets each having several tools. Almost attributes are recognized, like pressure, pen tilt, buttons, Express Keys, Touch Strips, etc. Intuos 4, Intuos 3, Bamboo and Graphire models are known to work.

quickstart:start

camille — 2010-11-10T12:19:56+01:00

Obtaining the software * Download the latest version here * Open the file you just downloaded and drag the OSCulator folder to your Applications folder * Launch the application and follow the initial setup instructions Use a Sample Patch The OSCulator software comes with many “ready to go” example files. Although it is recommended to read through this entire Quick Start Guide, you can start by using these sample files, located in the “Sample Patches” folder. A companion document named …

tutorial:4 - created

camille — 2010-10-29T18:45:03+01:00

It can be useful to synchronize the Kyma timeline with Logic Studio's sequencer. This tutorial describes the steps on how to send the MIDI Timecode data to the Pacarana as OSC events by using OSCulator as a MIDI to OSC bridge. * Start OSCulator * Start Kyma * Start Logic * In Logic, go to 'Preferences' and select 'MIDI' * Click on Sync tab * Click on 'MIDI Sync Project Settings' tab (at bottom of screen) * Under 'MIDI' Tab, check 'Transmit MTC' under 'MIDI Time Code' *…