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## Usage ## Usage
OSC will only work if you run the REPL locally + the OSC server besides it: Assuming you have [node.js](https://nodejs.org/) installed, you can run the osc bridge server via:
From the project root: ```sh
npx @strudel/osc
```js
npm run repl
``` ```
and in a seperate shell: You should see something like:
```js
npm run osc
```
This should give you
```log ```log
osc client running on port 57120 osc client running on port 57120
osc server running on port 57121 osc server running on port 7771
websocket server running on port 8080 websocket server running on port 8080
``` ```
Now open Supercollider (with the super dirt startup file) By default it will use port 57120 for the osc client, which is what [superdirt](https://github.com/musikinformatik/SuperDirt) uses. You can change it via the `--port` option:
Now open the REPL and type: ```sh
npx @strudel/osc --port 7771 # classic dirt
```js
s("<bd sd> hh").osc()
``` ```
or just [click here](https://strudel.cc/#cygiPGJkIHNkPiBoaCIpLm9zYygp)... To test it in strudel, you have can use `all(osc)` to send all events through osc:
```js
$: s("bd*4")
all(osc)
```
[open in repl](hhttps://strudel.cc/#JDogcygiYmQqNCIpCgphbGwob3NjKQ%3D%3D)
You can read more about [how to use Superdirt with Strudel the Tutorial](https://strudel.cc/learn/input-output/#superdirt-api) You can read more about [how to use Superdirt with Strudel the Tutorial](https://strudel.cc/learn/input-output/#superdirt-api)