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In this video we look at how to use the TouchOSC Editor to create custom layouts for TouchOSC running on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.Get online personal.

Step 3: Configure Hardware

TouchOSC is a modular OSC and MIDI control surface for Android. It supports sending and receiving Open Sound Control and MIDI messages over Wi-Fi.
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Wi-Fi Router
1. Connect a wireless router to your HogNet port on the console
  1. If running Hog4 PC plug the router into your PC network
  2. It is not recommended to have anything else on this network other than other Hog4 consoles, or hardware from High End Systems like DP8000s. A network switch may be required depending on your setup.
Console (choose DHCP or Static IP)
1. DHCP IP (Basic, recommended if no other devices are on the network)
  1. Navigate to control panel [Setup](Control Panel) (HogNet)
  2. Select “Obtain IP address using DHCP”
  3. The console will now receive an IP address from the router
2. Static IP (Advanced, recommended if you already have DHCP server on your network, or if other devices are already on the network)
  1. Navigate to control panel [Setup] (Control Panel) (HogNet)
  2. Select “Static IP”
  3. Configure your console, and other preexisting devices on you network to be in range of each other
    1. By default, HogNet IP range is 172.31.0.XXX
  4. Configure your router for a static IP within the range of your console network. Refer to your router’s manual for steps to configure
  5. Connect your device to the Wi-Fi router, and set a custom Ip that is within the range of your network. The steps to do this will be different from device to device

OSC applications

There are several applications available for iOS that are capable of sending OSC commands. Two applications that disguise uses are Liine by Lemur and TouchOSC by hexler.net.

To download examples of TouchOSC and Lemur layouts please go to the OSC Downloads page of the disguise website.

Please note: the sliders within TouchOSC application are set as float values between 0 to 1.

Creating OscDevices

An OscDevice is created in the same way as any other device type. Please see the earlier sub-chapter Creating devices for step-by-step instructions on how to create a device, and select OscDevice from the menu of different device types. Alternatively, by default d3 contains an OscDevice called osc 1, which can be selected from the Devices manager.

OSCDevice properties

sendIPAddress

This property specifies the IP value of the machine/device for out going commands to be sent to.

sendPort

This property specifies the port number of the machine/device for out going commands to be sent to.

receivePort

This property specifies the port number for incoming commands.

For more information on setting the IP address please see the sub-chapter Windows Settings.

OSC Transport Control

For information how to use OSC expressions on the timeline please see the OSC Transport Control page.

Controlling layer properties with OSC

For information how to use OSC expressions to control layer properies please see the Controlling layer properties with OSC page.

Transports overview

Creating devices

OSC devices

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