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I'm trying to get data from GlovePie through Midi Yoke into MAX/MSP, but I don’t know how.

I’m really new with Max, so I don’t know where to start. Could someone give me a starter or a hint or anything?

I'm trying to get data from GlovePie through Midi Yoke into MAX/MSP, but I don’t know how.
I’m really new with Max, so I don’t know where to start. Could someone give me a starter or a hint or anything? 

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I forgot to mention that I'm working on a Window's PC

glovepie supports OSC protocol, its very easy to implment and my be btter

On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 1:21 PM, Nicolette wrote:

> I forgot to mention that I'm working on a Window's PC

glovepie supports OSC protocol, its very easy to implment and my be btter
then midi in some cases.
see the readme

On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 1:21 PM, Nicolette  wrote:

>
> I forgot to mention that I'm working on a Window's PC
>

I recently wired up the homemade midi footswitch (described at 

https://cycling74.com/story/2007/10/16/1252/3782)

repurposed usb numeric keypad. It works like a charm but now I'm 

thinking wouldn't it be great to do the same thing with a wireless 

keypad. The problem is that I'm using a Mac and there don't appear to 

be any wireless keypads that are Mac compatible. So here's my 

question: Does anyone know of a wireless numeric keypad that is 

Mac-compatible and if not, is it likely that a non-mac wireless USB 

keypad will transmit USB data of some sort that can be gathered in 

MacMax (perhaps by using something other than the "key" object?) I'm 

hesitant to buy a keypad (much less take it apart) until I know whether 

I recently wired up the homemade midi footswitch (described at 
https://cycling74.com/story/2007/10/16/1252/3782) that  uses a 
repurposed usb numeric keypad.  It works like a charm but now I'm 
thinking wouldn't it be great to do the same thing with a wireless 
keypad.  The problem is that I'm using a Mac and there don't appear to 
be any wireless keypads that are Mac compatible.  So here's my 
question:  Does anyone know of a wireless numeric keypad that is 
Mac-compatible and if not, is it likely that a non-mac wireless USB 
keypad will transmit USB data of some sort that can be gathered in 
MacMax (perhaps by using something other than the "key" object?)   I'm 
hesitant to buy a keypad (much less take it apart) until I know whether 
there's hope it'll work.

-- 
Jon Hallstrom
Dept. of Music, Colby College
5674 Mayflower Hill
Waterville, ME  04901
207-859-5674


Not a numeric keypad, but I just bought a nice mini RF keyboard, complete

with trackpad, to use with my Mac Mini iTunes server (and to play the best

game evah, PocketTanks, in the comfort of my own living room :-D). Pretty

On 01/07/2008 15:50, "Jon Hallstrom" wrote:

> I recently wired up the homemade midi footswitch (described at

> repurposed usb numeric keypad. It works like a charm but now I'm

> thinking wouldn't it be great to do the same thing with a wireless

> keypad. The problem is that I'm using a Mac and there don't appear to

> be any wireless keypads that are Mac compatible. So here's my

> question: Does anyone know of a wireless numeric keypad that is

> Mac-compatible and if not, is it likely that a non-mac wireless USB

> keypad will transmit USB data of some sort that can be gathered in

> MacMax (perhaps by using something other than the "key" object?) I'm

> hesitant to buy a keypad (much less take it apart) until I know whether

Not a numeric keypad, but I just bought a nice mini RF keyboard, complete
with trackpad, to use with my Mac Mini iTunes server (and to play the best
game evah, PocketTanks, in the comfort of my own living room :-D). Pretty
reasonably priced too, see: http://tinyurl.com/6jjlwy
Cheers
Roger

On 01/07/2008 15:50, "Jon Hallstrom"  wrote:

> I recently wired up the homemade midi footswitch (described at
> https://cycling74.com/story/2007/10/16/1252/3782) that  uses a
> repurposed usb numeric keypad.  It works like a charm but now I'm
> thinking wouldn't it be great to do the same thing with a wireless
> keypad.  The problem is that I'm using a Mac and there don't appear to
> be any wireless keypads that are Mac compatible.  So here's my
> question:  Does anyone know of a wireless numeric keypad that is
> Mac-compatible and if not, is it likely that a non-mac wireless USB
> keypad will transmit USB data of some sort that can be gathered in
> MacMax (perhaps by using something other than the "key" object?)   I'm
> hesitant to buy a keypad (much less take it apart) until I know whether
> there's hope it'll work.
>
>

GlovePie -> Midi Joke -> MAX/MSP how?