Leo van der Veen

OK, I must admit I've been doing a lot more programming in Cocoa lately but still I really like programming Max/MSP. So why not create a remote control ? Of course there were a few alternatives (some even paid), but none had the option to create custom controller files. So therefor I created OSCRemote. Here's some words about the app :

OSCRemote is an intuitive controller (using OpenSoundControl) that turns the iPhone/iPod into a remote control for any other piece of software on another system within the WiFi network. Client software may e.g. be Max/MSP, Processing or Blender for which example code is provided on the OSCRemote's website below. This makes the application suitable for controlling performances of all kind.

OSCRemote is an application by Leo van der Veen, an interactive media artist based in the Netherlands. Key features of OSCRemote :

• easily create custom controllers with the buit-in editor

• control client software using the OpenSoundControl protocol

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=302073387&mt=8

OSCRemote is an application by Leo van der Veen, an interactive media artist based in the Netherlands. Key features of OSCRemote :
• easily create custom controllers with the buit-in editor
• control client software using the OpenSoundControl protocol
• save files directly on the iPhone

For more information about the app :http://www.nr37.nl/OSCRemote

And the link to the iTunes store :http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=302073387&mt=8

Leo van der Veen
www.nr37.nl
leo[at]nr37.nl


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1. I use the OSCRemote for a lot of things. It is a great application! Unfortunately, I think that it is not available anymore in the Apple Store ! 

2. Could you tell me if the OSCRemote 1.2 works with the iPod/iPhone 3.1 software?

1. I use the OSCRemote for a lot of things. It is a great application! Unfortunately, I think that it is not available anymore in the Apple Store ! 
2. Could you tell me if the OSCRemote 1.2 works with the iPod/iPhone 3.1 software?

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