This patch is part of a series of tutorials on my YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@BlakeMarquesCarrington) showing how to use an AI-powered camera called an Oak-D, combined with programming in the visual development environment TouchDesigner and VCV Rack to create a gesture-based audiovisual synth.

This patch, as it is set up here, requires OSC data coming in 5 channels, which are values parsed in TouchDesigner for “blur”, “brightness”, “red”, “green”, and “blue” values. (For example, the kick in the patch is triggered only when the red value goes above a certain threshold, which happens visually in the TouchDesigner project when the user gets closer to the camera.) For simplicity’s sake, you can remove the cvOSCcv module and generate your own CV for these channels as you wish.