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CREATE NETSENDER: create_netSender <netSender id (integer)> <protocol (tcp, udp, osc-udp, multicast)> <destination ip> <destination port>;

Examples:

3, "Create TCP Sender -> Asset_Manager" create_netSender 1 tcp 192.168.63.30 15000;

4, "Create Multicast" create_netSender 2 multicast 224.0.0.2 7474;

DELETE NETSENDER: delete_netSender <netSender id (integer)>;

Examples:

5, "Delete TCP Sender -> Asset_Manager" delete_netSender 1;

6, "Delete Multicast" delete_netSender 2;

SEND MESSAGE VIA NETSENDER: netSender <netSender id (integer)> <message to send (list)>

Examples:

7, "Demo #1 - Start" netSender 1 /demo1 start;

8, "Demo #1 - Stop" netSender 1 /demo1 stop;

9, "Demo #1 - Mute" netSender 1 /demo1/mute 1;

10, "Demo #1 - Unmute" netSender 1 /demo1/mute 0;

CALL CUE FROM A SUBCUE: cue <cue id (integer)> <cue id> <cue id>... etc.

Examples:

11, "call Cue 1" cue 1;

12, "call Cue 2-5 8-10" cue 2-5 8-10;

DIRECTLY CONTROL MSP: dsp <command>;

The dsp subcue type allows you to speak directly to the underlying audio engine (i.e. MSP).

For complete documentation of available commands, see http://cycling74.com/docs/max6/dynamic/c74_docs.html#messages_to_dsp.

Examples:

13, "Turn DAC on" dsp start;

14, "Turn DAC off" dsp stop;

15, "Set i/o vector size to 256 samples" dsp iovs 256;

16, "Set signal vector size to 128 samples" dsp sigvs 128;

17, "Set sampling rate to 48000Hz" dsp sr 48000;

NOTE: For best performance, when calling this type of subcue in a cue, place it at the beginning of the sequence of subcues.

DIRECTLY CONTROL MAX: max <command>;

The max subcue type allows you to speak directly to the underlying control engine (i.e. Max).

For complete documentation of available commands, see http://cycling74.com/docs/max6/dynamic/c74_docs.html#messages_to_max.

Examples:

18, "Hide mouse cursor" max hidecursor;

19, "Show mouse cursor" max showcursor;

20, "Open/Focus Debug window" max maxwindow;

21, "Quit AudioSwitcher Server" max quit;

NOTE: Although all commands listed at the above documentation link are theoretically supported in AudioSwitcher Server, many of the commands are irrevelant to software's functionality, and may have either no effect or a non-desired effect. Use them with care.

DIRECTLY CONTROL MIDI SETTINGS: #SM <command>;

The #SM subcue type allows you to directly adjust MIDI settings within the underlying control engine (i.e. Max).

For complete documentation of available commands, see http://cycling74.com/docs/max6/dynamic/c74_docs.html#messages_to_max and scroll towards the bottom of the page.