Look at this beauty (Full OSC control of Bitwig)

OSC/PILOT General Discussion
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Since @walshtimmy was looking into using Ableton OSC, and since @AisD was telling me about “showsync” (m4l plugin called livegrabber, to send osc out of ableton), i was fiddleing around, trying to get proper OSC out of Ableton, into OSC/Pilot.
No success!

And then, out of curiosity, i checked out Bitwig + drivenbymoss OSC script. Jesus christ, it works SO smoothly out of the box. I wish Ableton OSC would be the same…
Here’s an example where you see: Volume Control of specific tracks (just type in the number), Volume Meter! Volume Meter in number-values. And the current “db” values of the Volume Fader. And the Track-Name! All automatically showing in OSC/Pilot, perfectly mirroring the Bitwig Channels.

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here you see me combining track volume control with the Volume Meter just for fun
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Here you see how OSC immediately shows the correct Trackname, when i move around Tracks.
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bitwig in osc pilot

Really awesome! :slight_smile:

I just wish we could adjust the Slider size horizontally, to be smaller. :thinking:The VU Meter should be at least half the size, horizontally, then i even could do left/right channel VU meters!
I always could work around this issue with the multi-slider-object of OSC/Pilot using Midi CC, but since i m using OSC adresses now, the multi-slider-object doesn’t help any longer, haha

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Thank you! Based on your post, I grabbed a copy of OSC/Pilot. I already use DrivenByMoss for Novation, so the move was a no-brainer. I have several Surface Books and a Surface Studio, so plenty of wonderful screens to set up my new live play interface.

The setup was pretty easy, though it took a little bit of learning - it was my first time using OSC.

Midi is a breeze!

many, many thanks,
Joe

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I had so much fun in oscpilot, because it feels like a real playground for designing your own interface. Hope you’re still happy with it. I personally had to move on to another osc software, due to certain limitations i wanted to overcome. (E.g. not seeing color feedback). Best