I tried to use the 7755 port (the Gopro VR Player one) with some adresses like “ /HeadPose/yaw” but it wasn’t successful. Someone only mentionned it two years ago on the Nuendo forum but that’s all. Once again, I couldn’t find any reference to it. Next clue : if we hover the mouse on the little “i” next to “OSC Server”, this text pops up : “ Steinberg - OSC Listener - HeadPose - Firmware 1.0”. In the folder Cubase 10.5 → Components, there is indeed “headtracking.dll” but it’s not tweakable. So there is a configuration file for this purpose, the OSC port and adresses could be listed in it ? But I didn’t find any reference to it anywhere. Still, Cubase gives us some hints if we hover the mouse on the reload button of the Head Tracking window, this text pops up : “ Reload OSC configuration file”.

Usually, It seems to me that an application that uses OSC would give us a port and an OSC Adress for the data (such as port 7755 with the OSC adress /yaw), but I couldn’t find any informations about what OSC port and adresses the Head Tracking window is listening to.

It turns blue so it’s tracking something but I dont know what. In the Head Tracking window, I select VR Controller → OSC Server + I hit the “Tracking” button. I guess it is possible because Immerse’s documentation states that you can “ connect motion tracking headphones and VR/AR headset.”Īn easy way to do it would be to combine my headphones with a generic head tracker that sends the Yaw/Pitch/Roll data via OSC (Open Sound Control) to the Head Tracking window of Cubase. Without needing to setup my HMD (Quest 2 + Link) and start all the Oculus ecosystem. The named studio products are also available bundled with the head tracker module but it’s actually cheaper to buy it bundled with NX plugin and then buy whichever named studio you want…Īmazingly, headphone mixes in my K701 that sound right thru both of these plugs are very, very close to right when played back on actual monitors.I currently work a lot with immersive mixes and I’d love to improve my workflow by checking my mixes direcly with my headphones + head tracking. Named virtual studio products (also on sale) here: The head tracking part isn’t really going to help the actual mixing imo, but its so much darn fun it was worth it for me! Got mine after using their NX Ocean Way Nashville virtual studio plugin for a few months without the head tracker.

Waves has their NX virtual studio plugin plus Bluetooth head tracker module on sale right now for $59.99 (the module by itself is “on sale” for $99.99 ).

Waves nx headtracker