Re: OSC tutorial?

by mr.proxxxy :: Rate this Message:

You are a saint!
I now have my two processes communicating, so now i'm up to the painful part of actually getting them to make some sort of sound. :)

Thanks very much.

nescivi wrote:

Hiho,

On Tuesday 04 March 2008 22:57:37 mr.proxxxy wrote:
> Whaaaaaaat?
>
> 1) /anything is defined, but I'm recieving an error message saying it's
> undefined.
> 2) /status is definitely defined, but i'm recieving neither an OK nor a
> Reject. Huh?
> 3) /statoos is not defined, so I'm recieving an error message saying it's
> undefined, as expected.
>
> I know that "/anything" is defined locally ... do I have to do something to
> make this location able to be called from an outside process ?
>
> Am I missing some crucial bit of information?

You have defined the OSCresponders in sclang, which listens normally at port
57120 (check with NetAddr.langPort for the actual port).
However you send the messages from perl to scsynth, which listens at port
57110, and understands only the messages defined in the Server Command
Reference.

It seems what you want to do, is sending messages to sclang, which then
converts them to usable messages for scsynth, so you should change the port
to which you are sending from perl.

sincerely,
Marije
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