Personal monitoring can allow a performer with a smart phone to set - their personal monitor mix for a floor wedge or inear monitoring. + their personal monitor mix for a floor wedge or in-ear monitoring. In Ardour 5.6 OSC commands to allow this were added.
+ Most phone OSC applets (TouchOSC, Control) require manual port to be set. + There are certainly more controls than needed. Using send enables for + example, may lead to wasted time discovering why a send has no sound. + A good easy to use controler that fits on most phones while still + being controllable even with big fingers might look like: +
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The send controls and feedback all have the send id (1 to n) in line as part of the OSC path. So the path for the second send would be @@ -55,19 +64,20 @@
| /cue/connect | -Returns a list of aux busses. | Returns a list of aux busses and connects to the first. |
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| /cue/aux aux-number | -where aux-number is an integer which is the aux bus + | where aux-number is an integer or float which is the aux bus number this surface will use. |
| /cue/next_aux | Sets the the aux bus to one bus higher. | |
| /cue/previous_aux | -Sets the aux to one bus lower. | Sets the aux to one bus lower. This can also be used as a "connect" + button to save space in a phone layout. |
| /cue/fader position | where position is a float for the position of the fader between 0.0 and 1.0. | |
| /cue/mute state | -where state is a float of 0.0 for mute off and 1.0 for mute on. | where state is a float of 0.0 for mute off and 1.0 for the Aux bus mute on. |
| /cue/send/fader/id position | where position is a float for the position of the fader between 0.0 and 1.0. |