Computer editor for C.O.D.E. is coming

[Man]

I am currently finalizing a first version of a Windows computer editor dedicated to the C.O.D.E. Would you like to try it ?

[serge minot]

Hi ,

very nice , but  a MAC OS 10.9 VERS for me would be better

Otherwise , nice work , nothing was done before for this gorgeous CODE ! ....

Congratulations

Regards

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Le 29 nov. 13 à 19:50, Man a écrit :

I am currently finalizing a first version of a Windows computer editor dedicated to the C.O.D.E. Would you like to try it ?

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[Man]

I hope to be able to release a Mac OS version one day ... before that, I have to buy a Mac :-|

BR.

[Paulo Ribeiro]

I'd like to try it. What language are you developing it on?

tks,

Paulo

[Paulo Ribeiro]

Hello, do you have the sysex documentation for the code?

I'd also like to try the editor. 

Thanks.

Paulo Ribeiro

On Friday, November 29, 2013 4:50:59 PM UTC-2, Man wrote:

[Man]

I'll send you that tomorrow :-)

[REwire]

I just got a CODE 4 and would love to try the editor if still available.  It's hard to tell what's going on in a patch without scrolling all the buried parameters.

Thanks, Dan

On Friday, November 29, 2013 10:50:59 AM UTC-8, Man wrote:

[Marc A. Theriot St. Regis]

Hi,

I might suggest looking at ctrlr.org. This is an open source PC and mac midi editor. It currently has an editor for the Omega. I see there is a request for the ATC1. 

Royce

[stevenclements]

On a mac here as well...

[serge minot]

here also for me in france:mac version please....

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Le 12 févr. 14 à 15:14, stevenclements a écrit :

On a mac here as well...



On Friday, November 29, 2013 11:50:59 AM UTC-7, Man wrote:

I am currently finalizing a first version of a Windows computer editor dedicated to the C.O.D.E. Would you like to try it ?

[Marc A. Theriot St. Regis]

I’m confused fellas: Isn’t think mac compatible: http://ctrlr.org/studio-electronics-omega-8/

[Royce Lee]

Yes, ctrlr is mac compatible. I am using it in Mountain Lion to tame the TX81z and Tx802.

There is a panel for the Omega
http://ctrlr.org/studio-electronics-omega-8/

I have not yet tested it simply because I don't find programming the omega difficult enough to justify opening up another program.
However, I will give it a shot to see if it running.

Certain functions ctrlr is not good at: such as naming programs and librarian functions. These are usually lacking with ctrlr.

[Marc A. Theriot St. Regis]

Thanks Royce for weighing in.  Didn’t you make those OMEGACODEDESKTOPS for us?

[Man]

As far as I understand, the application at ctrl.org is a plugin (VST or AU) that let you tweak omega's controls connected to CC. My CODE editor is completly different. It is a standalone application intended to sound designer. All parameters of the omega are managed, and not only those connected to CC (see attachment for more details).

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[REwire]

The CODE editor looks good except I can't find controls for the CS-80 Hi Pass. 

On Friday, November 29, 2013 10:50:59 AM UTC-8, Man wrote:

[Man]

It's in the pipe to include these 2 controls in the editor capabilities.

[gregor fischer]

hi,
i would like to try your code editor.
could you please forward link.

cheers greg