OSC
Build a universal button-and-slider example with outgoing commands and incoming feedback.
Open OSC guide →DeviceJockey User Guide
Build your own control surface.
Start with the first project, then look up the protocol, target system, or DeviceJockey technique you need for your own idea.
Recommended first
Build your first working control surface.
Create a Button and a Label, then use a command and the resulting Local Interface event to make the Label light up when you press the Button. The first result stays completely inside DeviceJockey and requires no external system.
What you will buildA Button that makes a Label light up.
- Button
- Command →
- Local Interface
- ← Event
- Label
Continue with your project
Choose the next step that fits your project.
Start with the protocol you use, the system you want to control, or concepts and techniques for working efficiently in DeviceJockey.
01Choose a protocol
Connect your project through a universal protocol.
MIDI · OSC · MQTT →02Choose a target systemOpen setup and control information for a supported product.
OBS · Logic Pro · Grass Valley →03Understand DeviceJockeyLearn important concepts and discover tips for building your projects more efficiently.
Concepts · Templates · Scripts →Understand the system
Follow the signal through DeviceJockey.
Apply it to your system
Continue with an interface-specific guide.
Every interface guide combines connection setup with commands, events, values, and practical examples for that target.
Art-Net
Control a DMX channel with a slider and send the current universe through the network.
Open Art-Net guide →Grass Valley
Control camera functions and reflect their reported values on your panel.
Open Grass Valley guide →Quick reference
Browse techniquesStuck on a DeviceJockey procedure?
Use Concepts & Techniques to quickly find feedback, ranges, reusable values, automation, and other recurring procedures.