I’m trying to get Trowasoft cvOSCsv to work with my Behringer X32 Rack. I’m able to make the connection, or at least I get good connection status from the cvOSCsv plugin. I’ve verified that I have the right IP/port and channel syntax using the Max for Live OSC Send plugin in Live. Using an OSC monitor I can see the traffic between Live and the mixer and between X32-Edit and the mixer, bidirectional. When I change the voltage on an input of cvOSCsv I do not see the OSC traffic to the mixer. Conversely, moving a fader in X32-Edit does not show a voltage change on an outlet in the cvOSCsv plugin.
Could this have to do with the namespace? None of the other OSC software I’ve used asks for a namespace param. I tried using the mixer name in there, but that didn’t make a difference.
Hi, Jason. Thanks for replying. I’ve only just been able to turn my attention back to this. Still can’t get it to work. I’m leaving namespace blank. I know I’ve got the right IP and port (10023) and the module is telling me that it’s connected. I’ve got the right path (ex. /ch/19/mix/fader) and the right data type (float). The conversion (which is the default) seems appropriate, converting 0…10 volts to 0…1 param value. But I just don’t see any comm between the module and the mixer.
On the same PC as Rack I’m running PCEdit (Behringer’s digital mixer interface) and a 3rd party traffic monitor for the X32. I can see the traffic between PCEdit and the mixer. If I run PCEdit on another PC I can still see that traffic, too.
There just aren’t that many variables here. I turned off Windows Firewall just in case… no joy. I’m currently stumped.