Hello I just tried it and it works. The file is labeled index.hml. Here is the link: drive.google.com/file/d/1ndslMRiqm4uynnGp2EfTpDUdhfLZBrgZ/view?usp=sharing

Nevermind! The problem was a bad USB adapter!

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Thanks. I have been using this set up for the last few years. Works great.

@@5721chevy I run iPad synths/keys / samples so my stuff gets confusing… I just wanted to point it out incase you decide to add more midi connections Really cool idea!! Keep at it!

@@BongoJak Thx

Yes any Ipad will work so the cheapest one will work

Midi only sends a signal so you would have to record output from the rc600. Like route your drum kits to sub 1 out and record that output. I hope that makes sense.

No global mapping. You have to copy all these settings to each memory. Wish Boss would correct it. I just take 1 memory that is set up. Name it Temp and then copy to all my memories. Then you can start using each memory and it will be set up for midi. It is nice to use this so you never have to bend over again..lol

Yes you should be able to do that. Use OSC and assign midi to the buttons you make in OSC

Thanks!

You are welcome. I have been using this set up at gigs for 3yrs now. Getting ready to change the OSC layout a bit.

@@bsmusic3460 🙌🏾🙌🏾

I have only tried it on my Ipad.

Just a regular usb cable from camera adapter to RC600. Its all in the videos

Hello, It is called Touch OSC. The link is in the description.

www.boss.info/us/support/by_product/rc-600/owners_manuals/ Parameter guide is here!!! Enjoy

You’re welcome 😊

I never tried it.

Ipad camara adapter. It is in the videos

You can find them on Amazon. Guitar foot switch covers

Not sure but I use the Mac to write the midi to the ipad. I would think you could also do that from your phone

It shows in the videos. Ipad camera adapter

Yes you can

Thanks. Made my life easier!

Have to build on Mac

I do not think you can control 2 different devices at the same time.

Will only work on Apple

Your Welcome!

You could try a USB Y cable. Not sure if it would work.

you could also try a (powered?) midi usb hub. i'm not sure if that will work though. if anyone knows if it works, i would love to know

Yes each memory has to be programmed. Just make one template. Then save it to a new memory.

Unfortunately you have to set to each memory. Best practice is make a template and then save to new memory location.

Here is the one I use. USB to RC-600 and lightning connector for charger. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08THFB3FQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That's great Matt. Great program for controlling the RC600 without bending down. I am sure you will add and change it along the way. I have changed mine a few times! Enjoy

The one I am using for TouchOSC is an Ipad Air. Very old model. I also have it installed on my Ipad Pro. It should work on any model. Thank you

Matt, Make sure you assigned a midi number on the touchosc editor. It is on video 2 at 12:28. You have to set channel to 1 and number is the midi number you assign. Go to video 3 at :34. Click assign , switch set to on, Source is your midi number, source mode is moment for sliders and toggle for on off buttons, Target set to what you want to control. That should do it. Dont forget to save it. Keep in mind the assigns are not global, they are only saved to the memory you have selected. Best way to do it is set up a template with all your assigns. Name that memory template. When making a new song use the template but save it to a new memory. That should do it!

Make sure you have the rc600 set to use the usb cable from the ipad

@@bsmusic3460 How do you set rc600 to do that?

Hey Matt. Give me a minute and I will help you out.

Matt, did you set midi channels on the TouchOSC Editor when you were building the Layout?

Start watching video #2 at 13:07. Channel should be 1 and the number spot should be a Midi number you select. On part 3 video start at 1:55 for the RC600 assigns. Switch has to be on, Source is the midi number you picked in the touchOSC editor, Source Mode has to be set to Moment for Sliders and Toggle for on-off buttons, then Target is set to what you are going to control. Dont forget to save when you are done. Remember that the assigns are not global. So you have to set all the assigns for each memory. Best way to do that is make a template, use this template for each new song you do and save it to a different memory. Name the memory you just set up call it Template. I hope this helps. If not send me your questions.

@@bsmusic3460 Im afraid I've gotten in my general midi settings and mucked something up. Is there any way you could share what you general midi settings are? ie: RX CTL (what number) TX CH (what number or should it be RXCTL?) and Midi thru? does this need to be on or off?

@@bsmusic3460 yes

Your Welcome!

All of that can be done on the ipad

Thank you. Start watching video #2 at timestamp 16:00. This is where you enter the Midi number you are going to assign to the RC600. It is under Midi tab and goes in next to where it says number. I hope this helps.

@@bsmusic3460 Ah, I'm using TouchOSC, not TouchOSC Mk1 so the interface I was looking for in the video was quite different. Here's the correct timestamp if anyone else is looking for it however kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHqYhXeVZq-Yjrs Thanks again.

@@paul.mccarthy Your welcome

Thank you. I hope it helps.

Thank you. I hope it helped.

Hey thanks for the kind words. You cant have 1 button do multiple things. Unfortunately you have to use one assign for each track or button. Hopefully Boss will give us more that 16 assigns in the future. I sure could use a few more. There is maybe a work around. If you use a Boss FS7 footswitch you can set it up for button A to increase the tracks and button be to decrease the tracks. The target would be CUR. TRK INC and CUR TRK DEC. This is listed in the parameter guide pdf.

@@bsmusic3460 i see. in that case, could i make track buttons 1 each assign? like assign 1 = pick track 1, etc. using 6 assigns and then have the rest be current track functions? and yes! we need more assigns. there should be 100+! i don't use the memories cause i do everything live, i would have rather have more assigns. i feel like this thing is a whole computer but instead of giving us the whole keyboard they said "here's the num pad you can do it all still. " pick which functions you want..without being able to see what you're doing in the display. reminds me, is there a way to send info to the ipad like viewing the tempo, or what fx your on, etc? thank you! this turned into a rant but i want to use and master this looper!

@@JadeZabric Yes you can assign a track to each button. Check the parameter guide to see which ones are available. I do not know of a way to get the rc600 screen to show on your computer. You can assign FX to a button but it doesn't tell you which FX unless you label the button. Boss could really give us the other half of the keyboard!!

Sounds like some setting in Logic Pro.

@@bsmusic3460 Thanks for your reply. I managed to create an audio track and to record the track (i.e. not a midi track - which i don't really need anyway). I found some instructions on a roland site which worked - i.e Press the [MENU] , then [>] button to switch to the page containing “USB., then press the [3] (USB) knob, then press the [2] knob to specify “VENDOR.” Turn the power of the RC-600 off and then on again. This seemed to do the trick.

I do not know for sure.

Thank you, OnSong is not connected to the rc600. The iPad is connected to a Scarlett interface that goes into the 600. Any backing tracks on the iPad will play thru the 600 to my speakers. The lightning cable that I use on the iPad is a camera adapter. It has a usb-c that I use for charging the iPad. It also has a usb A connected to the Scarlett interface and a hdmi out for a monitor foe karaoke. If you look carefully in the video you will see the connection. I hope this helps. The TouchOSC has a camera adapter with a charge port and usb A which is connected to the rc600 usb-B port. I show that in the video. If you have more questions feel free to ask.

Watch the other 3 videos I show how it is hooked up. Thank you

@@5721chevy Thanks that answers my question. I currently have connected my iPad with onsong to the USB port in the RC 600. I have this connected so that the onsong controls all the various memory banks on the RC 600.

That is awesome! I didnt know you could do that with onsong. I do a mix of originals, covers, backing tracks and play to karaoke with a monitor and get the crowd involved. Kinda fun for all. You could split your screen on the iPad. Have onsong open and create a TouchOSC screen for levels. Have both apps open.

Thank you, did you see the pics in the links? I use the scarlett to control volume out of the iPad for other backing tracks that are not in the looper. I also use it with Bias FX on the ipad to play my guitars. I do have a positive grid spark 40 also connected to my pedal board. Just love that little amp. Lots of flexibility for the guitars, acoustic and electric.

As long as you set midi PC Out to on and Thru USB In is set to Midi Out this will work. There are no assigns for midi for memory. This does work. Give it a try!

Sorry I meant to add a link as it is hard to find. Here is the link: hexler.net/touchosc-mk1#downloads

It is attached to my mic stand. I have an iPad Pro with onsong, backing tracks and the other iPad I have the Midi controller.

www.amazon.com/Elitehood-Holder-Microphone-Aluminum-Adapter/dp/B08S2WKKNS/ref=asc_df_B08S2WKKNS/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=507831081029&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1244042087381813425&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9016181&hvtargid=pla-1210487540842&psc=1 This is for the iPad that has the midi controller.

www.amazon.com/ChargerCity-Aluminum-Microphone-Surface-Tablets/dp/B00FFLK7AM This is for the iPad Pro

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