AdLibitouch Lite

Touch and wireless 'client-server' hybrid controller (audio and-or midi)

AdLibitouch Lite is an application that lets you audio or midi control sending Open Sound Control messages over a Wi-Fi network using the UDP protocol.

Description

AdLibitouch Lite have 2 pieces of software:

-Server: Using Puredata (www.puredata.org) to manage OSC messages and convert it for direct audio control or midi messages.

Server runs in PC, Mac or Linux.

For real-time audio control you need near zero latency audio soundcards like RME (www.rme-audio.com) or similar.

-Client: Flash application to comunicate with PureData.

Client runs in all type of devices with Flash Player 7 or higher installed: desktops, laptops, pda, ppc, mobile phone, tablet PC, palm, etc.

Unlimited clients can connect to server. So, for example if you use AdLibitouch in a live music show, 1 client can be used to control PA system and 6 clients for musicians to setup personal mixes on their floor speaker cabinets or IEM monitors.

Mixer screen:

What can I do with AdLibitouch Lite?

You can use AdLibitouch Lite for:

-Wireless Personal Audio monitoring system. In Studio or Stage
-PA or monitoring control.
-DAW control.
-VST control.
... and more.

EQ screen :

Using AdLibitouch Lite

Download server and client applications from www.Adlibitouch.com

1) Install Server.

-If you use PC you have one-click installer. It contains “client app” also.
-If you use Mac or Linux download source files and install manually FLOSC and PureData.

Launch Server. PureData patch will be opened and waiting for messages from client.

Configure audio and midi settings.

Caution! Server needs ports 7000 and 7001 for UDP communication. Turn off Firewall that can block ports.

2) Install Client.

Download Client.

Caution! Before to use client you need to be connected to same wifi network that Server. You can use a wifi router or an “ad-hoc” network.

Launch Client.

First, you need to type IP addres or server name and press Connect.

Caution! In order to allow Client to store config information you must allow Flash Player to save “local storage”. If you allows it Client will connect directly next time and turn faders and buttons at the same position when you quit application last time.