Kyma Open Sound Control Documentation

Starting in Kyma version X.74, you can connect your Paca(rana) to software running on other computers or to Open Sound Control (OSC)-enabled controllers using the Ethernet port on the back of your Paca(rana).

Open Sound Control is a protocol for communicating between computers, sound engines, and controllers over TCP/IP Networks (such as Ethernet, WiFi, and the Internet). OSC offers faster speeds, higher resolution, and greater flexibility than is afforded by the standard MIDI protocol.

• Making connections

• • TouchOSC & Kyma

• • Jazz Mutant Lemur with Kyma

• • • Lemur on the iPad with Kyma

• • Using OSCulator to Send Bi-directional MIDI Streams over OSC

• • Delora vM2 for Kyma MotorMix emulation via OSC

• • Using Delora PacaMidi to Send Bi-directional MIDI Streams over OSC

• • Using Andrew Capon's Max & M4L external to Send Bi-directional MIDI Streams over OSC

• • Instructions for setting up the ASUS WL-330gE_M Portable Wireless Access Point for use with the Paca(rana)

• Mapping OSC Messages to Kyma Parameters

• • Learn or Map to an OSC message in the VCS

• • Learn or Enter an OSC message in a Parameter field

• • Program OSC Source to send specific messages to Kyma

• Two-way communication between Kyma and OSC sources (with Max and Processing examples)

• Sending Bidirectional MIDI streams over OSC

• For software developers

• Trouble-shooting the Connections