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Two-way OSC communication with an X-Air mixer is not as straight forward as it is for other OSC devices. I've ported several utilities from the X32 series as well as developed a few of my own utilities. While I'm new to QLC+ I'm very familiar with the OSC protocol used by the X-Air mixers. My research is for a theater renovation project I'll be working on over the summer. I just recently discovered QLC+ while researching the integration of an XR18 with lighting control as well as a DAW (Reaper). You just enable the learn function and let QLC+ compute it as the linked post says. You don't want and don't need to know how is it computed (if you are curious, the code is here. It's been a bit extended, the number may be larger than 512). Where does the input signal come from, and works with DMX channels and values, we need to have a way to map OSC paths to DMX channels (though as you see, Since QLC+ internally doesn't distinguish The channel number is a number (unless you want to know specifics, let's say arbitrary) assigned to the OSC path. * See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=10004 - possibility to override channel using a fader will be added to the next version. You can go to SimpleDesk tab, and if you move fader, the value is forced until you click the X button over the fader. If you can't do it directly, OSC will not help.Ĭurrently it is not possible* to override a channel except by using Simple Desk, that overrides everything. If you want to mute/park/set to zero a channel, you need to be able to do it directly in virtual console, without OSC.

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