@whale-av Hi David,
This is what we've built so far. I would not have been able to figure this out on my own.

@ingox,
I am pretty sure there are many more redundant bits.

having extra eyes on it really helped.

----------------------------Release.zip

Colibri:
Use your computer as a midi/data controller.

Modulate channel independent control values using your mouse/trackpad.
Send note velocity data from your computer keyboard.

Required Pd externals include cyclone/MouseState and you will also need to download TUIO_Mouse by Martin Kaltenbrunner here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/reactivision/files/TUIO 1.0/TUIO-Clients 1.4/TUIO_Mouse-1.4.zip/download

colibri.pd is the main patch and deals mostly with mouse pointer position, the ki.pd abstraction with note vel. from the keyboard.

Disclaimer: this is an experimental release. use at your own risk.
if you have time to review the code and find anything that could be done more efficiently please bring it up, any feedback would be appreciated.

Have Fun

here is the same technique applied to mobmuplat.
I found a lot of screen space was being lost when using the page function. i also wanted something simple. so this way you are only dealing with one page. but gaining many more sliders.

still not convinced about shift plus keys to change channels but for now as caps_lock doesn't work with number keys or ;:_
tabla.zip

this could really use some thoughtful peer review.

@youaresound

This is toooo funny! This is Exactly what i am working on now.

Too exhausted; taking a break; and not ready for prime-yet to share right now.

If up to it and finish my work (tonight probably) will share my take on it later today.

Such a OSC2midi "bridge" is Definitely needed.

More love thru us all,
Scott

hey @svanya
i truly appreciate the note and look forward to seeing your approach to this.

here is an updated midi-subpatch.
one possible way of using the sliders to send [ctlout].
have not actually tried using this just speculation.

midi-subpatch.pd

@youaresound

Gotta second so will tell you:

Look into (and its in at least the Trusty (linux ubuntu) repo) the package: "a2jmidi" (no quotes)

It allows you to send midi signals from PD's midi output ports to (and here is The Really Choice Part) things like Guitarix, Rakarrack, etc..

The Result?

Is that ANY Osc2midi bridge you make will empower you to control an effects processor directly (given things like MobMuPlat, TouchOSC, Control, etc) directly from the face of your instrument (by creating the OSC-Sender, then adding the bridge (abstraction) (like both you and I are creating) and then ONLY configuring the Recipients Midi-t0-Control table. (This you already know. But the a2jmidi=>Guitarix, Rakarrack, perhaps you do not.)

As far as I am concerned that is Incredibly Cool!

And points Us to believe, we can control The Nature of our Sound of our Instruments without ever having to leave their sides by attaching the OSC-Sender hardware (FunTack, Velcro, straps, etc.) to the face of our instruments!

Peace, Love, and Good Will Through Out,
Scott

p.s. Please, forgive me if I have said many things the conclusions of which you have come to on your own. "We never know what someone knows, until we know they do or do not know it."

Cheerio,
S

among many possibilities.

edit: the version (of tablet.pd) i posted had a few closed spigots and data was not being sent back to mmp. (just delete the spigots.)

when you select a new channel with your keyboard, it should move the sliders on your mobile device.

all this is doing is creating "banks".

version of the colibri.pd patch for purrdata that uses dropdown instead of tof/pmenu.
colibri-orka.pd

updated simplified version containing all of the above.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oyVK3Y3OGosKrcnoMAga7U3p4AaYq9Tb

added mouseclicks / key toggles / help files / and an attempt at pitchbend using TuioMouse,