Is my device still connected to the proper router? Sometimes the device for some reason decides it likes a different router and connects to it. The times where I have made commands and buttons and they do not seem to work, I will check the following:ġ. But TouchOSC has to be turned on as an input device in Cubase for it to work.
I cannot speak to Digital Performer as I have never used it. Cubase is great but interfacing with it requires a different way of thinking beyond my pea-brain. Honestly, I think I would have pulled out my hair in frustration with Cubase if I didn't find this solution. It also worked fine as a non-motor driven type controller for faders and knobs such as a midi controller especially if you set it up correctly for pick-up but I already had external hardware for that so I didn't bother going that route except to just try it out. But for pages of programmed keyboard shortcuts and macros strategically arranged to do my bidding at the touch of a finger, it's great. I only use it for commands since 2-way communication for knob or fader control (including positional feedback) is a bit problematic because millisecond lag causes movement to be a bit jerky due to the feedback fighting your new position. It just runs in the background but the communication is there because I see Cubase respond to the commands. So for about $25 (2 apps and a USB antenna), I can control Cubase faster than I ever dreamed possible.Īlso, when I run Bridge, I do not SEE anything happen. That way the computer doesn't have to be connected to the internet if I don't want it. To that point, I grabbed an old, unused wireless router we had and set it up with a 2nd antenna as just an internal network for just TouchOSC communication. I have not been able to use it with the iPad or Kindle while plugged in via USB. Bridge seems to work fine but I use it wireless.
The apps on an old iPad and Kindle Fire (even use some old iPhones once in a while). It has greatly improved efficiency in using Cubase.
#Touchosc editor circle android#
I am using TouchOSC (both Android and iOS) on Win10 and Cubase.
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