iPad DJ // TouchOSC (Part 4) Tutorial Series // 'Osculator' // by Dubspot

http://blog.dubspot.com/ipad-touchosc/ Dubspot's Tony Grund closes out the final part of the Dubspot iPad TouchOSC tutorial series with the final piece of the puzzle - use Osculator to program your ipad to communicate with the various pieces of software in your musical armory.

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• dj
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• Dubspot
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• ableton live
• ableton live controllers
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• part 4

[Briteliner]

cool video, makes me want an ipad even more. i'm familiar with touchOSC and OSculator, i've been using my itouch so far, but maybe you could cover on how to get a 16 step sequencer running? And if you cover XY pads, remember to tell people to turn off the X channel when assigning Y and vice versa. Cheers!

[DubSpot]

@Briteliner thanks! and thanks for your suggestions, some good ideas there. We'll keep them in mind for future videos.

[DubSpot]

@SLOANY9 the feedback thing is something a lot of people have had issues with (getting these programs to talk back to the iPad) it's something we're hoping to cover in a future video, watch this space.

[kill3rbadger]

ur awesome

[TheMagikTacos]

the buttons doesnt show up on OSCulator when i touch them on the ipad, can anyone help me?

[DjSoMoS1]

thanks DubSpot - very useful.

[DavverOne]

i've set up TouchOSC just as you did. My ableton receives MIDI signals, but I can't assign anything. any help?

[alexbuiel]

soooo f-ing helpful. thanks a ton!!!

[sanderager]

great tutorials! very helpful!

[hotgreentea]

have you tried using touch osc and other osc apps such as soniclife, fantastick, synthpond, rain... at the same time? a.k.a. multitasking osc apps on the ipad?