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    • Mr_J
      Mr_J last edited by

      Hello fellow Izzydorians, have been wondering why there are no OSC hardware controllers available?

      There are many midi hardware controllers but they have a limited range of 7 bits (0 to 127), whereas an OSC hardware controller would have a much higher range

      After some extensive Googling all i could find was the monome arc (no longer available)

      What i'm after is a hardware controller with 8 or even 16 knobs, each with a 10 bit or higher resolution. Maybe there's a physical or technical reason why this doesn't exist? For instance 10 bits, or 1,024 steps might be too many turns of an endless encoder

      Some alternative midi controller workarounds include:

      - use 2 midi controller knobs, one for "coarse" and the other for "fine" adjustments

      - use a Midi Fighter Twister, so pressing a push-encoder activates control of a "fine" function

      - find a pd knobs controller (no longer available), which have 13 midi cc (10 bit) knobs

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      • DusX
        DusX Tech Staff @Mr_J last edited by DusX

        @mr_j

        The only ones I know of are from Keith McMillen.
        see: https://www.keithmcmillen.com/products/quneo/ that's the only one of theirs I have played with (in store)
        others from them also support OSC

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        • Armando
          Armando Beta Gold @DusX last edited by

          @dusx

          YES, but QuNeo is not precise enough.... I'd love to have long linear motorized sliders that send out parametrable OSC....

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          • Woland
            Woland Tech Staff @Mr_J last edited by

            @mr_j said:

            - use a Midi Fighter Twister, so pressing a push-encoder activates control of a "fine" function

            @GertjanB has a User Actor for this: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/3511/midi-fighter-twister-user-actors?_=1669981727368

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            • Woland
              Woland Tech Staff @Armando last edited by

              @armando said:

              I'd love to have long linear motorized sliders that send out parametrable OSC....

              I thought of a really silly option: If you have money coming out of your ears you can buy an ETC Nomad and motorized fader wing and then just not use it for lighting at all but instead just as a way to use the motorized faders as an OSC controller by setting up the Nomad to send out and receive OSC data with a 1-1 patch for as many faders as you have on the wing. 😂

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              • Fred
                Fred @Mr_J last edited by

                @mr_j I had the same thought, I am midway through making one with 12 bit encoders, motorized faders and configurable OSC. It is taking a while. I wish I could say when its complete, but life is busy and this is not a priority. Definately a huge whole in the market, and gettting high res controls is really important.

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                • Juriaan
                  Juriaan Tech Staff @Mr_J last edited by Juriaan

                  @Armando @Woland

                  OSC Motorized faders? Sure!

                  https://www.stagehacks.com/sto...

                  https://www.stagehacks.com/sto...

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                  • Fred
                    Fred @Juriaan last edited by

                    @juriaan These look great.

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                    • Woland
                      Woland Tech Staff last edited by

                      Also, while it doesn't have faders (it has dials instead), I realized I'd be remiss not to mention the new Stream Deck +

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                      • Armando
                        Armando Beta Gold @Juriaan last edited by Armando

                        @juriaan Thanks. Too bad the 8 fader is sold out.... Great find !

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