TalkButton configuration examples


TalkButton can connect to many OSC-capable applications, such as audio drivers, digital audio workstations and audio mixers.

The following parameters inside the app are important for your network configuration:

Server Port: This value needs to be the same as your connected sending port.

Bonjour Name: This is the name that will show up as service name in the connected app.

Client Port: This value needs to be the same as your connected receiving port. (Choose (Send Port – 2000) for Auto-connect.)

Client Host address: This is the IP adddress of the connected computer.

Auto-connect Client: If your Server Port is connected (green icon), TalkButton already stored the target computer’s IP address and can auto-connect.

OSC Address: See the OSC documentation of your connected device or app.

Demo Mode let’s you try out the Button behavior without an actual connection.

Here are some examples:

Example configuration with RME TotalMix:

  1. Open TotalMix.app on your Desktop computer.
  2. In TotalMix menu Options, checkmark ‘Enable OSC Control‘.
  3. In TotalMix menu Options > Settings and select the ‘OSC‘ tab.
  4. In ‘Select Controller‘ choose an unused slot (1-4).
  5. Checkmark ‘In Use‘ for chosen controller.
  6. Enter port number of chosen controller in TalbackButton.
  7. In TotalMix ‘Found Remote Services‘, click on ‘TalkButton /YourDeviceName/’.
  8. Click ‘OK‘ to close TotalMix settings, it should be now connected.
  9. Adjust ‘OSC Address‘ in TalkButton Settings if you want a different control than talkback, i.e. Mute or Mute Group

Example steps to connect to OSCulator:

OSCulator is capable of translating OSC messages to MID messages, thus widening the application spectrum even more.

Example steps to connect to Logic Pro:

Example steps to connect to Reaper:

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