Changing Music Device Settings

Some Music Devices come with their own Settings.

  1. select <Current Music Device> Settings… from the OSCMidicPlayer menu
  2. each Music Device consists of 10 MicroUnits, allowing OSCMidicPlayer to adapt in function of microtone systems and scales. For best results, all 10 MicroUnits should have the same settings. However, depending on the specific properties of each available Music Device, OSCMidicPlayer might not be able to keep all settings synched automatically. The MicroUnit menu in the top right corner will help you to synchronise them manually if needed. Sometimes, changing the settings induces loss of microtone precision. If this happens, just click the Init Microtunings button to retune the MicroUnits.

 

See also
Setting Launch at Login

OSCMidicPlayer can autolaunch when user logs in.

Changing Sound Output

Mac OSX allows you to route sound to different outputs/soundcards/interfaces.

Working with Music devices

Mac OSX allows to install virtual instruments as AU Music devices.

Working with Soundfonts

A Soundfont is a file containing several sample-based instruments.

Setting the default recording file name

You can define the name that will be offered in the Save as dialog.