I have an application on my iPod touch. It sends OSC data to a Pure data patch (that I downloaded from the TouchOSC website, and then tweaked a little bit). How can I route this data to FL Studio (or MidiYoke) in order to control parameters and plugins inside of FL Studio in real time?

EDIT: I've found the MIDI out setting dialog, and I can send the data out to MidiYoke, and choose MidiYoke as an input in FL Studio, but I can't assign any parameters to the patch.

Solutions? Suggestions?

I think we need a little more explanation. Are you sending raw OSC data to MidiYoke? OSC is a very different syntax than MIDI, depending on what you're getting from the iPhone app, you'd have to filter it and create midi-compatible data from it. If you post your 'glue' patch I can take a look.

@pythonusr said:

I have an application on my iPod touch. It sends OSC data to a Pure data patch (that I downloaded from the TouchOSC website, and then tweaked a little bit). How can I route this data to FL Studio (or MidiYoke) in order to control parameters and plugins inside of FL Studio in real time?

EDIT: I've found the MIDI out setting dialog, and I can send the data out to MidiYoke, and choose MidiYoke as an input in FL Studio, but I can't assign any parameters to the patch.

Solutions? Suggestions?

Thank you for your reply. I've attached the .pd file of my patch.

I'm sending OSC to Pure data, which *should* convert it to MIDI and send it to MidiYoke, therefore sending it to FL Studio.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/mix16-receive.pd

I'm not seeing anything in there dealing with midi. You are routing the OSC messages to faders and toggles, correct? Midi messages are in the form of:
(int=integer 0-127)
int (controller value), int (controller number), int(midi channel). <---- for midi "constant controller" values: 'sliders' or 'knobs'...
int (midi note #), int (velocity), int(midi channel). <---- for midi note on/off messages: Toggles, switches, piano keys...

You need to re-route the OSC data to an object such as [noteout] or [ctlout] in the above format to control FLpro. You'll need to also examine FLpro's midi mappings to see which controllers/notes control which desired params.

Let me know if you need any more help, maybe I'll DL that iPhone app this weekend and check it out.

I have no idea where to even begin. I thought this would be a plug and play app =P

I guess I have to spend some time figuring this out.

Hey man i got touchosc about 1 week ago its a great little app but its not how you say plug and play but read through this site not the same program but the same type of application.
http://lux.vu/blog/oscemote/

I know, I paid for that as well, but that only lets it work as a MIDI keyboard, not using the sliders and such.