#TOUCHOSC EDITOR MIDI COLOR FOR MAC OS#
#TOUCHOSC EDITOR MIDI COLOR SOFTWARE#

Not slide very smooth on my touchscreen, so it's better for tapping and b)īecause my touchscreen is not multi-touch. Btw, I only use buttons in SurfaceEditor a) because my fingers do Lots of MIDI-OX routings in the background - nothing that works with a usual

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR MIDI COLOR SOFTWARE#

Very special with 2 instances of Live, a DMX software, a visual software and It seems that my version of SurfaceEditor is different from the official betaĪnd my template does not load in the official beta. I think sharing my code is not of any help for you. For my example in my original post, I mapped a fader to CC1 on midi channel 1 and it worked to control Modulation.

This is where I am confused at what to do.

Own graphics, have several OSC and MIDI ports and other things that haven't made In TouchOSC Editor, you have to assign a midi message to each control you create in the editor (the controls than can be made are mainly knobs or faders). īut SurfaceEditor offers additional features like custom colors, you can use your Of course you can create your own pages with buttons, switches, faders, rotaries. SurfaceEditor can do everything TouchOSC can do and more. Manually set up the same controls that LiveControl has to offer on the other pages View of Ableton Live - like the launch page of LiveControl for TouchOSC. Well, LivePad is only a plugin for SurfaceEditor that automatically mirrors the session Can you make faders? Interested in sharing your code? The LivePad is dope but not quite as nice or flexible as TouchOSC There are no affordable touchscreens out there that support more than 2 simultaneous touches and those that do, require OSC/TUIO programming.ĭavaughn wrote:dope set and cool controller. The only coding involved in making a TouchOSC/Lemur interface, is assigning some CC's, since both Apps support MIDI.Īny drag and drop solution will always require CC's to be set up. I imagine someone must have made a program where you can drag n drop faders, knobs etc.

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR MIDI COLOR FOR MAC OS#

Is there a similar program for Mac OS where you can setup a GUI of faders and xy's and then have the GUI send midi notes to Ableton (probably using the Mac IAC driver or MIDI Yoke) for mapping? Essentially, I want to have a big touch-screen second monitor that has this GUI full-screen and I can do all my faders w/ that.Īny thoughts? I know Max has all these capabilities, but I heard there's a lot of coding involved. My issues are that the iPad screen is way too small and I don't always have Wi-fi. I have been using TouchOSC to control Ableton and it's amazing to be able to make your own controller.

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