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--- manual:midi_and_kyma_control_changes [2009/06/04 00:24] – camille
+++ manual:midi_and_kyma_control_changes [2016/12/15 09:53] (current) – [Control Changes (Kyma CC)] camille
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 Using a wireless WiFI network, the latency is about 3 ms, which is ten times less than a frame duration at 30fps, which makes is usable for live VJ performance.
+===== Kyma =====
+==== Control Changes (Kyma CC) ====
+By sending ''Kyma CC'' events, you can control the Hot Variables specified in your sounds.  Kyma Control Changes are like MIDI Control Changes at the difference they are directly sent over FireWire to the connected Parana or Capybara sound workstation.
+A few more differences can be noted:
+  * OSCulator can use the global map to map the control change numbers (from 0 to 127) to hot variable names (e.g. ''<color #ed1c24>!Attack</color>'')((you can define the global map in the [[Application Preferences|Preferences]] window))
+  * ''Kyma CC'' are automatically setup when the OSC message name matches a known Hot Variable name, for example:
+    * ''/foo.cc34''((it doesn't care if slashes '/' or dots '.' are used as a separator, though the usual convention is to use slashes.)) is automatically mapped to ''<color #ed1c24>!cc34</color>''
+    * ''/synth/attack'' is automatically mapped to ''<color #ed1c24>!Attack</color>'', if it is defined in the global map
+==== Extended Control Changes (Kyma Ext) ====
+Kyma actually defines control changes whose number is higher than 127.  They are called Extended Control Changes and are reserved for external devices like the Wacom Tablet, the Wiimote or the Nunchuk.
+They work exactly as the ''Kyma CC'', but are just grouped in another category:  Thus, if you have sounds that use Hot Variables referring to those devices, you can directly change their value by using these extended control changes.