Hello everyone, new here. First of, ossia seems to be really interesting piece of software. I’m looking for something that can be used for live looping (of live recorded audio and/or midi loops) and, at the same time controling some other device (e. g. hardware guitar looper) via midi CC - is that possible with ossia?
Second question is regarding the basics of ossia functionality - for example i can’t really wrap my head around the conditions and branching in ossia. I understand how ifs, switches, etc. are used in programming, but can’t figure out how it is supposed to work in ossia. When i create an interval, which then branches and the condition is set to the (default) {true == true}, i see the “signal” goes to both upper and lower branch (as they are colored yellow and also when i attach some sound files to the branches, they are played). The same happens with any expression that evaluates to true (like 1 == 1, 5 > 1, or false == false). And when it evaluates to false, the branches are colored in red and attached sound files don’t play. What i would expect is, that when the expression evaluates to true, the signal goes to only one of the branches and when false, it goes to the other. Am i missing something? Or is there some tutorial about this? I think i looked through all of your documentation, videos and this forum, but didn’t find anything except some mentions that it’s one of the features of ossia, but nothing that explained how to use it.
And third question - are there keyboard shortcuts for playback stopping and/or returning to the beginning of timeline? I tried several key combinations but none worked. And like to use more keyboard then trackpad/mouse.
I’m using ossia 3 from arch’s aur repo.
Thanks.