Background As I wrote in my earlier blog post about using OSC to control a Behringer XR16, I’m working on code to make our A/V system at church much easier to work with. From an audio side, I’ve effectively accomplished two goals already: Remove the intimidating hardware mixer with about 150 physical knobs/buttons Allow software … Continue reading Playing with an X-Touch Mini controller using C# →

In some senses, this is a follow on from my post on VISCA camera control in C#. It’s about another piece of hardware I’ve bought for my local church, and which I want to control via software. This time, it’s an audio mixer. Audio mixers: from hardware controls to software controls The audio mixer we’ve … Continue reading OSC mixer control in C# →

During lockdown, I’ve been doing quite a lot of tech work for my local church… mostly acting in a sort of “producer” role for our Zoom services, but also working out how we can enable “hybrid” services when some of us are back in our church buildings, with others still at home. (This is partly … Continue reading VISCA camera control in C# →

Note: all the code in this blog post is available in my DemoCode GitHub repo, under Functions. For most of 2020, one of the projects I’ve been working on is the .NET Functions Framework. This is the .NET implementation of the Functions Framework Contract… but more importantly to most readers, it’s “the way to run … Continue reading A Tour of the .NET Functions Framework →

History I started blogging back in 2005, shortly before attending the only MVP summit I’ve managed to go to. I hosted the blog on msmvps.com, back when that was a thing. In 2014 I migrated to wordpress.com, in the hope that this would make everything nice and simple: it’s a managed service, dedicated to blogging, … Continue reading Posting to wordpress.com in code →