not sure, i just remember it, or maybe it is my mind finding solutions by itself...
The RME Totamix FX, has an option where you declare an OSC device with incoming and outgoing ports. Then you say that you want to send him the "Peak level data" http://www.rme-audio.de/download/fface_ufx_e.pdf page 74 While working great, this example is not exactly what i have in mind. For non mixer, we could have a /register signal in the manner of the /signal independent messages. A client can send an osc message /register/9000/mixer/channel/vumeter.1 meaning he wants to receive the vumeter value on regular interval (like 100ms for example..?) on his port 9000 (you have the IP sender adress with the message). Then sending /unregister/9000/mixer/channel/vumeter.1 would stop sending the info. This automatic thing is very convenient to remote display vumeter side to side with the fader control, on osc remotes (i use touchosc on androids), or build hardware vu-meter (what i intend to do for the FOH mix). Querying directly /mixer/channel/vumeter.1 would still be possible to get an instant value. OSC programs such as touchosc do not have options to poll a value regularly. I've only managed to do it with Puredata as i can set a timer to send the osc message regularly, but this is not for live use with wireless remotes. 2014-02-10 6:30 UTC+01:00, J. Liles <[email protected]>: > It's possible, but not implemented. Do you have a specific example of a > protocol for this kind of registration? > > > On Sun, Feb 9, 2014 at 2:51 PM, raf <[email protected]> wrote: > >> hello, >> >> is it possible to get a non-mixer channel meter value from osc ? >> >> i think some programs implement a "register" function so that the program >> would send a value to the registered clients when the value changes. >> >> Raphaël >> >> >
