Traktor Pro Mapping for TouchOsc via Osculator

**Pooks** · 09-22-2010, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by elquinto

@ noeluk
That did it! As far as touchosc goes, I've used it a lot with Ableton, but this is my first time with traktor. So thanks a lot for getting me started!

Sorry I didn't reply but I didn't get the notification till just now. Glad you got it sorted. I was thinking of adding a beat juggling page but have got stuck into an iPad midifighter port. I'm not sure if the iPhone really has enough space for it though.
Cheers!

**FascistDonut** · 09-22-2010, 07:41 PM

Pooks - I just wanted to drop in and give a heart felt thanks for all your work. I got touchOSC a while back for this purpose but then never bothered to take the time to really map it out in a useable way. This is just the sort of thing I've been waiting for.

Props bro - I appreciate it!

**elquinto** · 09-22-2010, 09:57 PM

A midi-fighter layout on the iphone would be killer! Cueing is pretty limited with your current layout.

**Pooks** · 09-22-2010, 11:22 PM

@fascistdonut - cheers bro! Good to know people are using the mapping! :-)

@elquinto - the iPhone might be a bit too small for a full midifighter so I'm starting with the iPad, but there is no reason why the mapping could not work for both if you want one. I will post it up once I have finished it.

**mutique** · 11-13-2010, 01:04 PM

Pooks you said on 06-07-2010 "Oh I almost forgot there is no two way communication via Pd data sends from touchosc but it does not receive"
So, I found a way how to realize a communication in the other direction.
When I started working with Ableton Live, I created my own TouchOSC template and added the functionality within my PD file to give feedback from Live to my iPod Touch. Here a short description of the pd file:
With the "loadbang" the connection to the specified host (here:IP-adress + port) is done at start. "disconnect" is for manual usage. The solution is that all data is send from the pages ("s send_osc") and received in the main windows with "r send_osc". With "sendOSC" the data will be sent to your device e.g. iPod Touch or iPad.