TouchOSC Bridge has a small footprint, not requiring important system resources in order to function properly. Relying on the power of Bome's virtual MIDI port, it constantly watches for traffic packets that contain MIDI messages. TouchOSC Bridge can help you exchange Open Sound Control and MIDI messages between the dedicated mobile app and a MIDI-compliant program installed on your computer, over Wi-Fi. It runs silently, without interfering with your work and using Bonjour to detect the presence of TouchOSC on a device connected to the same wireless network. TouchOSC Editor Sync button Click on the green Sync arrow to upload the template to your iPad On your iPad, in TouchOSC, click on the small grey dot on the top right of the screen.
Thanks to it, TouchOSC Bridge can find shared MIDI data without requiring additional configuration of IP addresses and DNS servers.įollowing a simple and fast installation procedure, the application is automatically sent to the system tray. Open TouchOSC Editor and open the template, (or one of the stock templates that came with the TouchOSC Editor download. It does so by using Bonjour (included in the installer), an Apple product that allows automatic service discovery inside a network. The application is compatible with TouchOSC version 1.8 or later.Īs its name implies, it creates a bridge between local applications and the mobile MIDI control platform, allowing the redirection of received MIDI messages to your PC.Īlternatively, it can also be used to transmit data in the opposite direction, from local MIDI applications to the TouchOSC app. TouchOSC Bridge provides TouchOSC users with a convenient method to transfer data between the iOS application and MIDI capable applications on your computer.
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