Mrmr OSC controller User Reviews

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Not iPhone X friendly

The resolution of the app does not allow for bank button presses at screen bottom not access to home or setup on iPhone X

Ylebozi

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Excellent with Pure Data

This is a very interesting app allowing easy and effective OSC links with pd patches. It is easy to build a remote UI to control video or audio with buttons, sliders, text ... the web element has great potential. I have found it best to text edit layouts since the gui editor has problems.
Shame it is not currently supported but it works well. Worth exploring.
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Bugs

It's an amazing idea for an app but it has many bugs

Great, works.

I am going about this a bit differently. I was looking for a free OSC app and then used coded up a socket interface on my laptop (python) to listen for the app. Found the OSC lines coming in, added a decoder, and now have a super basic iPhone-to-Mac interface to tinker with for free.

Would be awesome if it worked!!

Or had any kind of support....totally broken app with weird errors. So sad.

Windows

Not compatible wit windows

Great

Great iPad app/project. Going to use this with max/msp for something.

Don't

"tap the bottom left of the screen to return to..." I'd tell you where it returns you to except I don't know SINCE IT NEVER WORKED.

Windows

Can't get the URL to downloads to work properly. Try FANTASTICK much better APP.

What does this do lol '

The author needs a course in plain English ...

Probably really cool

The problem is that the documentation is terrible so a regular computer music person can't use it b/c there is no explanation on setup. I give 5 stars b/c the other ones are EXPENSIVE and no better. I just can't make it work.

Worked flawlessly on OS 2. Not so much on 3.

Just booted up Grand VJ for a performance after dl'ing OS 3. The trigger response is now less tha desirable. Quite glitchy. OS 2 worked with zero latency issues and was looking quite promising. Any chance of an update?

Great idea

Needs refining and as an open source project that's up to us as much as them..perfect launching place for developing audio apps

erm, where are these guys

ok, soo it seemed nice and its free, but i discovered i need to turn the accelerometer off to use my app, so i tried to find the forum but nothing there, so i tried to create a topic but im not a member so i tried to register but the website did nothing. its getting to be a pain now, can someone please answer this, how do i turn of the accelermoeter from sending osc data and where is the guide for writing you own interfaces
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Great work

Combined with Ableton live this is awesome. Like having a jazzmutant in your pocket!

make this windows compatible

i cant use this app because there idnt any software windows compatible :(
this would be awesome if u guys do plz

Good start

I love this app. I am hoping to use it as a remote control for the Make Controller, but the accelerometer support is really slow. It could also use more documentation. When I wrote this review the app had been out for only a couple weeks so far. Even at this rough early state though it is better than the other OSC remote controllers out there. I would pay money for this, but even better - it's free!
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Awesome job!

This is the hotness!

Great start -

I've been following this app for awhile. Now I don't have to think about spending money on a lemur =) A few problems for me on windows, bonjour doesn't really work for zero network config - but that's ok - I just point mrmr at the IP address and I can use it in Max no problem. Please get us the documentation on interface building. I'm trying to write banks by hand ( no mac here so can't use the bank builder app) oh and a hint for the guy trying to figure out how to make four banks use |*| to separate your banks in hand coded banks. My wish list: * two way control - I'd like also receive messages from my computer as well - turning buttons on and off and such. * A way to upload buttons (for us non-jailbroken) * More than one color type for buttons. * Dials, switches, and numerical readouts of values. * Accelerometer data - I really don't need it unless I ask for it - having it run all the time is kinda annoying.
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