I managed to compile oscmix-gtk today, but couldn't make it see the UCX. Is the GTK not yet working for the UCX?

Please, in future, open an issue in mcf's oscmix repo on github for such details. Just to keep related issues on a central place...

I have just pushed my local gtk related WIP state into the dev branch. It was a few months ago, i worked on the generic abstraction for the gtk app.
-> Compiles ok here now, but I didnt have time to test further details yet.

Don't remember atm, if I already implemented device related auto-detection
If not, it should basically work for you if you set &ffucx instead &ffufxiii in this line:
https://github.com/huddx01/oscmix/blob/ … main.c#L20

Keep in mind: I don't own a ucx - so this is all untested...

I tried this - https://huddx01.github.io/oscmix/index. … nnect=true

But it won`t connect. Im getting Midi Through Port-0 in the midi port dropdown menus, is this correct? Is there any settings in alsa I need to change or something?

Thanks for your links to the MADI.FX. I might open a thread on Github as mentioned, if I don`t get the UFX-III.

Ideally we would have a common mixer GUI or website like oscmix (again, so awesome!) and an abstraction for whatever is currently controlled via midi/osc, hdspmixer, alsamixer and those extra projects like Madi-FX, AIO Pro.

With https://michaelforney.github.io/oscmix/ and Connection Type Midi you could give it a try…

Yeah, works with UCX II perfectly… but will not work with UCX…  See my post above.
Excuse, if my bad englisch may be unclear at some points :-)

So my question is, is there a noob guide to get oscmix running on my Mint installation to work with UCX, and perhaps even the MADI-FX?

I had already implemented a ("first") test version with @vascosantos' help for UCX. Most things should work...
See the whole discussion at https://github.com/michaelforney/oscmix/issues/16

Without need to compile sth, set the UCX to CC Mode and just open https://huddx01.github.io/oscmix/index. … nnect=true in a chromium based browser, to check out the current state.

If you want to compile it yourself, I mentioned here how to do:https://github.com/michaelforney/oscmix … 3294806480
(Although its in the UFX III Support "thread", the procedure is quite the same for UCX.)

Note: My dev branch at https://github.com/huddx01/oscmix/tree/dev is a fork from michaelfourney's origin. With the aim to implement other units. 802, UCX and UFXIII are additionally covered here. Please consider it more like a additional playground...

Regarding HDSPe units (like MADI-FX): None of them has been implemented to oscmix (yet).
However, if I may allow myself to assess mcf's opinion - contributions are always welcome.
Feel free to open an issue for MADI-FX at https://github.com/michaelforney/oscmix/issues or post your insights/questions regarding the UCX in the corresponding thread there.

Maybe because "compiling" sounds so daunting at first, I feel like it is an empowering process, like building your own setup, your own tools and that can foster the creative process, too.

I am learning to get used to Reaper. Coming from a couple of decades working with Cubase, I have now set up Reaper to behave like Cubase so I don't have to retrain my muscle memory completely. All other software I am frequently using seems to have good alternatives on Linux - everything but my RME cards - a UCX at home (not II) and a MADI-FX in my recording studio.

So my question is, is there a noob guide to get oscmix running on my Mint installation to work with UCX, and perhaps even the MADI-FX? I've seen the Github but as mentioned I'm not into compiling code and such - yet. I have a basic understanding of OSC, I have mapped out an old Behringer DDM4000 for controlling things like monitor level, headphone, eq, reverb, delay via OSCulator. It's been working very well. I would love to retain this functionality in Linux too, but I would have to use something other than OSCulator.

I'm also considering replacing the MADI-FX for a UFX III if that means I can easier make the switch to Linux.

I am an active user of the RME cards professionally and would love to contribute to this project in any way possible.

Hope to hear from anyone involved in this project.

Musical regards

I'll make a thread if I can't figure it out..

Since even the OS is very new to me I haven't tried setting up the main program since it looks a bit involved and I'm trying to keep things as simple as possible while I'm figuring things out. Really I don't need to change settings too often (more or less just adjusting hardware input gains etc.) so the web app would likely be enough for me anyway.

I'm almost ready to go with everything else and can now start optimizing buffer settings etc. but I have an issue with my headphones (probably from my intial clicking around to check the UCX was responding to the web app):

In my Oscmix playback channels I have analog 1, 3, 5 etc. Makes sense since they're stereo linked. However I seem to only have analog playback channel 1 going into both my headphone channels rather than playback 1 and 2, so I just have a phasey dual mono headphone output. It doesn't seem possible to 'unlink' the stereo playback channel to correct this - clicking the stereo button doesn't affect the UI the same way it does in, say, the headphone output channels. It seems that regardless of what the 'stereo' button is set to, the playback channel 1 fader is only controlling its left output and not both its left and right.

I've tried various things with the controls available but can't seem to solve the problem. Do you have any ideas please?

Since the software playback channels aren't available for routing via the hardware itself I can't correct it there either.

I'm connected via the MIDI option rather than websocket if that's important..

Also, does the 'standalone MIDI' option on the UCX II need to be enabled for proper operation? I hadn't noticed that setting at first.