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Selecting + Add widget → Sliders → fader. Right-click in the gridded canvas area on the left and add a fader object by The label from “auto” to “QLab Current Cue Faders 1-8”. Three-horizontal-lines menu button at the top right. If the control panel on the right isn’t visible, click the Skip the rest of the fields and click START. Choose thisįile by clicking the button to the right of the “custom-module” field. This project requires a custom module which is included in the download found at Ticking the checkbox to the right of the “blank” field. Instead of loading a preexisting file, we are going to create a new one by If we were opening a file, we would select it using the button with dots to the It’s going to be sending OSC messages to QLab running on the same computer as All we’re doing here is telling Open Stage Control that 53000 is the port number that QLab uses to listen for In the “send” field, type 127.0.0.1:53000.ġ27.0.0.1 is a special IP address meaning “localhost,” which is the computer There’s a lot going on in this window, so have a look before we dive in: When you launch the Open Stage Control app, you’re greeted with the pre-launch Possible to run the server without a visible interface on the host Mac. You can have many clients connected to the server simultaneously, and it’s Here’s the Open Stage Control panel running in its own GUI:Īnd here it is in the Chrome browser on an iPad: Each of eight notes of the C major scale, C-C, Simultaneously” and a second cue list that contains all the utility cues whichĮnable the clever integration with the Open Stage Control server.Įach of the Audio cues is an eight-channel WAV file containing repeated notes The main cue list contains three cues in a Group cue set to “start all children Here is the QLab workspace we are going to control.

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Here’s it is in action, best viewed full screen: ItĪlso displays the cue number and name of the selected cue. OSC to synchronize a fader bank with the sliders in the selected cue in QLab. Just like that chapter, this project uses This chapter is going to use an almost identical QLab workspace to that used in Jean-Emmanuel built as a custom module within a day of it being requested.

In fact, this cookbook chapter relies on a feature that did not exist and that The developer, Jean-Emmanuel is very responsive. Stable, but you should test it thoroughly before using it in a

#Qlab alternative software#

It’s software that is very much in development. You can alsoĬonnect using Mobile Safari on iOS 9.3 or later.

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V2.24 or later, iOS 10 or later, and Android Jelly Bean or later. Currently, this includes Windows 7 or later, macOS 10.10 or later, Linux Open Stage Control server from a Chrome web browser on any device that supports What this means is that once you have it up and running, you can log in to the In addition to QLab, it uses Open Stage Control which isĪ free bi-directional OSC control surface desktop server. It opens up the possibilities of creating control panels This chapter looks at remote control of QLab using different operating systems