Let me know if sth doesnt work as expected...

https://cloud.sndtek.de/s/gCNqwqFCnMsiM … 1.tosc.zip

PS: Quick'n dirty - didn't clean up the unnecessary code - maybe its useful for your further needs

The Cam and Bin switches are for control of another program. I'll implement this later.

I only have one fader because I've set totalmix to gang faders 1 and 2 together (they will always be used this way). I assume this is the best way to do this.

- And the modet important: "when i say fader 1 and 2 I'm counting the hardware faders starting at 1"
-> You mean explicit the OutputBus, right?
-> So these would be fixed these 2 Out Channels: "AN 1/2 Out" and "AN 3/4 Out" Right?

Yes, the 3rd line - Hardware output bus. But I'm using AN 1/2 and AS 1/2

I have a Babyface pro. This project is a simplified remote for a 2 way active system. (Using Baach4Mac as the dsp/crossover).
Once I get this working I'm planning a hardware remote using a esp32 or something. Ambitious, I know...

- i see MIDI Messages assigned. Do you really need them? (I think this comes from TouchOSCs Preferences - Editor - "Create default MIDI Messages", which you have accidentally checked on? )
- cam button: what is it for? needed?
- what is the Bin1/2/3 radio meant for?
- i see only one fader (but you need 2): should only one be visible at all, and you toggle via a button or sth which is the current active one? Or should i place 2 of them (one beside the other)?

- And the modet important: "when i say fader 1 and 2 I'm counting the hardware faders starting at 1"
-> You mean explicit the OutputBus, right?
-> So these would be fixed these 2 Out Channels: "AN 1/2 Out" and "AN 3/4 Out" Right?

Edit:
- It would also help to know which RME Unit you own / this is meant for

This is my template.
https://drive.proton.me/urls/EYK001YC08#SAaLfJlLfhCI

The eq radios need to control the following -
Bass - fader 1 band 1 gain
Mid - fader 2 band 2 gain
High - fader 2 band 3 gain
and the eq switch should toggle the eq on faders 1 and 2
(when i say fader 1 and 2 I'm counting the hardware faders starting at 1)

all most appreciated.

I am reading this.

Sheet none paged:
Either „/setOffsetInBank x“ or „/setBankStart x“ should be relevant for this. Depends what you mean with „track1/track2“
I meant faders counting from 1 on the TM hardware output.

(which bus, submix, and relative offset from your current channel).

what is my current channel? How is this set? No mention anywhere I can see.

Tip: Use the „Toggle Log“ Option in TouchOsc to see what is sent/received for debugging.

Thanks that's helpful

Received value selects a channel directly for page 2, in page 1 the channel becomes the first channel of the bank (if not limited by channel number); Numbering starting at 0 for single channels, stereo channels selected by left channel number; only valid and remote-enabled channels are recognised

That doesn't make any sense to me. I think it's above my ability.

The examples from totalmixOSC and ipadOSC are all in pages and I can't find where the actual coding is. All baffling to a newcomer.

Tip: Use the „Toggle Log“ Option in TouchOsc to see what is sent/received for debugging.

PS: Did you look into the TouchOSC template provided by RME? Should be clear if you look into a control and see how the messages ar sent/received there. You can adapt this for your need...

I didn't find a live download link for this - can you point me to it?

Scroll down to "New OSC table and TouchOSC template" in https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.ph … 22#p221522

Edit: ...or read what MC just posted:-)

didn't find a live download link for this - can you point me to it?

That link is in every manual!

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An OSC implementation chart can be downloaded from the RME website:
   
http://www.rme-audio.de/downloads/osc_t … ix_new.zip
   
RME offers a free iPad template for the iOS app TouchOSC (by Hexler, available in the Apple App-Store):
   
http://www.rme-audio.de/downloads/tosc_ … mplate.zip

Should look like this:

I didn't find a live download link for this - can you point me to it?