Using TouchOSC To Control MaestroDMX

Created by Technical Support, Modified on Mon, 26 May at 5:34 PM by Technical Support

TouchOSC is a great 3rd party app that allows you to create custom OSC-based interfaces to control MaestroDMX. TouchOSC runs on PCs, tablets, and phones. For example, say you want to have an iPad mounted on the wall at your restaurant/bar to control MaestroDMX. You can easily create a TouchOSC interface that has one slider for stage brightness, and 3 buttons to trigger different cues in MaestroDMX representing different vibes for the evening that could be ‘Static’, ‘Chill, or ‘Party’. TouchOSC allows you to do this with ease. 

Download TouchOSC here

Here is a TouchOSC Interface we have made for you to try out and modify as you desire:

Maestro 1.4.1 Touch OSC App


OSC stands for Open Sound Control. It's a protocol used for networking sound synthesizers, computers, and other multimedia devices. Developed in the late 1990s, OSC is designed to be more flexible and expressive than MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface). 


To learn more about how to setup a Touch OSC from scratch you can watch these videos-

Touch OSC Basics

Touch OSC for MaestroDMX


To make or modify your TouchOSC interface, you will need to read our TouchOSC Specs found here -

Open Sound Control (OSC) Specification


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