Some Windows PCs are still having a hard time accessing their laptop's Sound Settings. Here are two easy methods you can try.

To fix this, you have to change the Sound Control Panel settings. You can open the Sound Control Panel via the Windows 11/10 Settings app and the Control Panel.

The first part is the core (or server), which is essentially a Linux PC running an OSC (Open Sound Control) server. The second part is a ‘motion sampler’, which inputs motion into the server.

His nfOSC package links an RFID reader to the Open Sound Control library. In the video after the break we see [Martin] placing RFID tags onto a Touchatag reader.

I've spent the last three days trying to write a simple piece of software that translates specified MIDI messages into Open Sound Control messages. I'm very new at this, so I decided to code it in ...

He performs with an iPad and laptop, wearing a felt hat and using OSC (Open Sound Control) to send control data to his Max patches.