Device Details
Device Overview
| Name/Version: | ScopeSync 1.0 |  |
| Author: | wellis | |
| Description: | ScopeSync is a set of patches for high resolution control of Modular synth devices created for the Sonic|Core Scope DSP platform. It connects to a set of partner modules in Scope Modular. Full details of ScopeSync can be found here: http://bcmodular.wikispaces.com/ScopeSync You must have at least one Scope DSP card or Xite-1/d interface to make use of these patches. The patches are included as part of the BC Modular module set. This also includes the necessary Max Package for mxj~ aspects. Screenshot shows the 64 control version. There are 16, 32 and 128 control versions included in the pack. Automapping indexes are set up to allow multi-bank control from Ableton Push. |
Device Details
| Tags | other, hardware, push |
| Live Version Used: | 9.1.1 |
| Max Version Used: | 6.1.5 |
| Date Added: | Mar 12 2014 06:18:59 |
| Date Last Updated: | Mar 30 2014 04:21:04 |
| Device Type: | instrument_device |
| Download URL (report link) | http://bcmodular.wikispaces.com/Downloads |
| License (more info): | AttributionShareAlike |
Comments
| Thanks! 32-bit "MIDI" over a single audio cable, brilliant! |
Posted on March 12 2014 by jksuperstar (report) |
| Interesting stuff. Does his mean sample accurate midi or are the limitations of midi still apparent and the real benefit is the tidying up of comms between applications? |
Posted on March 27 2014 by specialkay (report) |
| Sorry, only just saw these comments, will have to see if there's a way of being notified! Re. sample accurate MIDI, I tried to get as close to that as I could, but it will need to be tested in different scenarios to see how well it actually performs. A lot will depend on how well Max handles the passing of MIDI data into mxj. The Java source code for this is on github now, so feel free to have a poke around if you're interested: https://github.com/bcmodular/scopesync/tree/master/java/src/uk/co/bcmodular/scopesync To be honest, the main target of the MIDI passthrough was to workaround Live's arcane track types, so a single track could be used to model a device in Scope. I'm now looking into other methods of communication, e.g. UDP. |
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