Need advice on setting up visual feedback for the Midiremote

[Joshua_Reiners]

Sending Tracknames and Colors is only possible using JS script, the editor can’t do it.

I suggest you check out these threads here:

TouchOSC Template with Track Name and Color

So - it’s been a while since I embarked on this. My HexFM TouchOSC template is buggy as heck, there is still a lot of work to do, but since I’m a marketing genius I won’t be mentioning any of this and will give you a look into what’s functioning instead: Track Color changes Track Name changes Quick Control names (that was a difficult one so I’m kind proud of this) - which are editable only if you keep a not-so-aptly-named “lock” button on top (so yeah, it only work on multi-touch by design). P…

OSC support for MIDI Remote Mapping (for example passing track names to a controller)

Hello everybody, I have a request or, worst case scenario, a question for the developing team (if we didn’t scare you all away already). Is it possible to have some OSC functionality implemented in the MIDI Remote Mapping Assistant? I know - this is a revamp of an old topic, but there’s good ground for it, based on two points: OSC applications like TouchOSC do an amazing job as MIDI controllers, however I’d love to see the name of the “Selected Track” in my templates. OSC seems to be a goo…

This is how I learned how to make cubase send the name of a track and the colors of a selected track to a midi remote device, by downloading and reverse engineering all of FabioTBS projects from these two threats.

Since FabiotTBS using TouchOSC, you would have to figure out on your own, how to correctly interpret the Midi SysEx Messages that are send by Cubase, inside Sherlock2 or in what format you need to send the messages from Cubase, for Sherlock2 to interpret it correctly. I can’t help you with that since I don’t own or use Sherlock2.