</<p>Another easy possibility is a smartphone with touchOSC.</p>

 
Yes! This works very well, and you can create your own control panel on the smartphone, so gives more options than the simple clicker I suggested before.

if all you need to do is basic scene control, in other words just advancing from one scene to the next, wireless presentation controllers work well. These are the things that corporate folk use to control their PowerPoint presentations! 

Logitech ones work well in my experience. R500s is good and cheap. You still have to get Isadora to recognise the ‘click’ but that’s not hard.

HTH

Mark (not that Mark)

Hello,

It depend on your skill but I would recommend:

– OSC instead of midi : named address, 32 bits int and float, text

– Wifi over bluetooth, more reliable, better range, multi-computer network

You can build a cheap interface with Arduino or Rapsberry, including buttons, fader, touchscreen.

Another easy possibility is a smartphone with touchOSC.

i have a Korg Nano Kontrol and also the bluetooth Studio version. I hardly use the bluetooth one because it has pretty limited range, eats batteries and tends to disconnect at exactly the wrong moment, so I use the old regular controller with a USB extension.