Wholehog 3 iPhone Remote App

 
THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL HIGH END SYSTEMS/BARCO/FLYING PIG SYSTEMS PRODUCT. 
IT IS NOT SUPPORTED BY HES/BARCO IN ANY WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM.

With the addition of MIDI Notes capabilities in the Hog 3, I have gone through and used TouchOSC as a basis for a
Hog remote focus unit.  However, until such time that Barco/HES enables control of Faders and/or Encoders, you cannot
use this setup to make MOVING LIGHT PAN/TILT ADJUSTMENTS.

Download the Remotes for TouchOSC HERE!!!
For the older, Snatch keystroke App, click HERE.


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Here is how my console MIDI information was setup:


Ch. 1 - Nothing (I use Ch.1 for MSC)

Ch. 2 - Programming Keys

Ch. 3 - Playback Bar functions

Ch. 4 - Comment Macros **


** Note: This is what allows the Fader Full/Fader Zero buttons to work. If you want your faders to “FADE,” add time to the comment macro.


0 - FM1/0

1 - FM1/100

2 - FM2/0

3 - FM2/100

4 - FM3/0

5 - FM3/100

6 - FM4/0

7 - FM4/100

8 - FM5/0

9 - FM5/100

10 - FM6/0

11 - FM6/100

12 - FM7/0

13 - FM7/100

14 - FM8/0

15 - FM8/100

16 - FM9/0

17 - FM9/100

18 - FM10/0

19 - FM10/100


I used a M-Audio UNO for my USB->MIDI interface as I had one laying around for a Roadhog. You need some way to get MIDI out of the computer and into the console.


Here are the instructions:

CoreMidi is supported natively on OSX and on Windows you just need to run a small app you can find here http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/rtpMIDI.html


Windows XP/Vista/7 users, configure MIDI networking on your PC:

Download the rtpMIDI software (free) from Tobias Erichsen and install it. Follow the setup instructions on Tobias' website or the summary given in the below steps.


-Launch rtpMIDI

-in the "My Session" top left area, click the "+" button to add a new session (or reuse an existing one if any). you can change the name of the created session by editing the "Local Name" field on the right of the window. This name will appear in your DAW as a MIDI port

-in the bottom left "Who may connect to me" section, select "Anyone" or "Only computers in my directory"

-from TouchOSC setup on the iPad, touch CoreMIDI and enable it

-on the PC, select the line identifying your iPad in the rtpMIDI window and click the "Connect" button: your ipad identification now appears in the "Participants" section (top right). Your iPad is now connected to your computer through this network session

-in TouchOSC, now click the refresh arrow on the top right corner in CoreMIDI

-Your iPad is now connected to your computer through this network session which should show inputs and outputs.


MacOSX users, configure MIDI networking on your Mac

-spotlight "Audio MIDI setup" and launch it

-make sure the MIDI window is visible, if not, enable it using the "Window/Show MIDI Window" menu item

-from the MIDI window, double click the "Network" icon, the "MIDI Network Setup" window appears

-in the "My Session" top left area, click the "+" button to add a new session (or reuse an existing one if any). you can change the name of the created session by editing the "Local Name" field on the right of the window. This name will appear in your DAW as a MIDI port

-in the bottom left "Who may connect to me" section, select "Anyone" or "Only computers in my directory"

-from TouchOSC setup on the iPad, touch CoreMIDI and enable it

-on the Mac, select the line identifying your iPad in the MIDI Network Setup window and click the "Connect" button:

-your ipad identification now appears in the "Participants" section (top right). Your iPad is now connected to your computer through this network session

-in TouchOSC, now click the refresh arrow on the top right corner in CoreMIDI

-Your iPad is now connected to your computer through this network session which should show inputs and outpus.