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We've already got a whole bunch of features cooking that were just not quite ready yet. We've supported and updated TouchOSC Mk1 for more than 10 years at this point, without ever charging for an upgrade, and we're planning to do the same for this new version. When you run the editor application youll see the window pictured above. For less complex tasks we've added local messages - simply wire up controls to transmit or display values no need to break out the big (code) guns. TouchOSC layouts can be created and modified with the free TouchOSC Editor application for macOS/Windows/Linux which you can download here. Use the precision of your desktop's mouse and keyboard for fine-grained, detailed editing - test-drive and preview in real-time on all connected touch-screen devices at the same time.Ī lightweight and fast scripting engine allows deep access to all aspects of your controller and enables limitless customization and interactivity. Multiple instances of TouchOSC can be connected on the network for synchronized editing. On top of OSC over UDP & TCP, we support every type of wired & wireless MIDI connection your device can offer, including MIDI over USB. A GPU-powered, fast and advanced integrated editor is part of TouchOSC on all.

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TouchOSC supports sending and receiving any number of MIDI and OSC messages on many connections simultaneously. To install TouchOSC on your Smartphone, you will need to download this. A GPU-powered, fast and advanced integrated editor is part of TouchOSC on all platforms - create the most complex of control layouts with ease and precision. We've listened for the past 10 years and we've re-written the application from the ground up - with speed, features and usability in mind.

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Now my mac is connected to the IDJ Pro it renders the ipad useless, this is until I found out about Touch OSC, you can design you own button layout screen for the ipad and connect to various dj programs as a wifi midi controller. So I decided to utilise the ipad and reintroduce the effects pads back into djay using the ipad interface. TouchOSC Bridge TouchOSC Bridge is a standalone application that relays MIDI messages sent from TouchOSC to any MIDI capable application on your computer (and vice versa). TouchOSC Bridge is free to download. Runs on: Windows 10 32/64 bit Windows 8 32/64 bit Windows 7 32/64 bit Windows Vista 32/64 bit Windows XP 32/64 bit file size: 27.5 MB filename: touchosc-editor-1.8.9-win64.zip. TouchOSC is a remote control app for iOS and Android that can be used to remotely control a SmartFade console via MIDI. It sends MIDI commands to a host PC via WiFi, which then forwards them to your SmartFade as 'real' MIDI.

YOU NEED THE TOUCHOSC BRIDGE TO USE THIS WITH YOUR PC/MAC.(Sorry for the lack of updates as of recent. I've got exams this week. Expect to see more updates starting around the 14th.)MyOSC is an updated alternative to TouchOSC for Android.

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If you’re on a Mac, TouchOSC its super easy to set up with an iOS device over USB as a MIDI controller. Sorry Windows users, I have nothing for you today.

Some day I will cover making custom layouts and control surfaces with TouchOSC but for now we’re just using it as a portable MIDI controller.

Over USB you’ll get a low latency MIDI input into your DAW. While it’s technically possible to do this all over WIFI, I would not recommend it.

TLDR

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Unlock iPad and connect with USB to lightning cable

Launch Audio MIDI Setup utility on the Mac

Enable the iPad/iPhone in the Audio page

Open TouchOSC app on iPad/iPhone

Enable TouchOSC Bridge and CoreMIDI

Set Layout to Keys or Beatmachine

Open REAPER and go to Preferences, Audio, MIDI Devices

Enable Apple iPad/iphone for Input and control, apply preference change

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TouchOSC Editor is required if you wish to create and customize your own layouts for TouchOSC, and is free to download. Editor instructions are included in the TouchOSC online documentation. Mac Windows Linux / Other. Trusted Mac download TouchOSC Bridge 1.4.0.1. Virus-free and 100% clean download. Get TouchOSC Bridge alternative downloads. Mac users interested in Controller editor 1.5.3 generally download: Controller Editor 3.7 Free With Controller Editor, you can precisely define which MIDI message has to be sent upon any action you do on your Native Instruments controller.

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Share, download, and explore. TouchOSC editor for the Waldorf Pulse+. This should work with the Pulse as well. The editor is mapped for The Missing Link (wifimidi.com) wireless TouchOSC to MIDI device. No PC/Mac is used. 693 downloads Waldorf - Pulse+ (+1 other) FREE Download.

I have been using TouchOSC to control Ableton and it's amazing to be able to make your own controller. My issues are that the iPad screen is way too small and I don't always have Wi-fi. 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. Any thoughts? I know Max has all these capabilities, but I heard there's a lot of coding involved. I imagine someone must have made a program where you can drag n drop faders, knobs etc...

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A Walk On The Wild Side.

Hello everyone and a happy new year to you all :-)

Just before the turn of the year I tested out the Dehumaniser software from Krotos LTD. The software is renowned for its realtime processing, transforming vocals into creature and monster sounds. It comes in standalone and plugin versions and Krotos have also developed a fun IOS app too that you can download and play around with, to get a feel for how much fun Dehumaniser can be.

The Plugins.

Currently the company have two plugin versions, Simple Monsters and Dehumaniser II. Both compatible with all major DAWs and Editors. Please see the website for further information on compatibility (link at the bottom of the post).

I started testing with Simple Monsters, a cut down version consisting of all the core elements of Dehumaniser II. The UI is easy to use and you can instantly get creative because of this. Even though this plugin is meant to be a condensed version, there is still a lot on offer to help diversify your recordings. The plugin is aimed I would say for those who work on small to medium scale broadcast and media projects and has the function of being controlled remotely using Touch OSC.

Hexler’s TouchOSC

Touch OSC is the app which allows you to become creative and edit the parameters of Simple Monsters in realtime from your tablet. The best thing of all is that it’s wonderfully simple to install and use providing it can connect to the same WiFi network as your DAW machine.

The whole point of this is that you can design the sound from anywhere in the room that you find suitable. Ideally making the recording process more flexible and mobile.

Template Editor.

The app is made by Hexler, a company that have a strong reputation for developing software that can be used to design interfaces for remote operation of audio and visual programmes. You do have to pay for the app though at a cost of £3.99, Hexler own the app and Krotos have designed a custom template to be used with Simple Monsters.

It is important to note though, that the Touch Editor needs a WiFi network to function with Simple Monsters due to the OSC protocol. If you are unable to get your machine connected to a network, you can as I found drag the template over into Itunes where the Touch app is for file sharing. I didn’t have a WiFi network to sync to so this is what I did to add the template. (Hexler support link below).

I would be mindful of the fact that if you don’t have WiFi network to utilise in your work space, you can apparently setup a WiFi network directly, by creating a new network from your computer. Plenty of tutorials online, however my Yosemite doesn’t seem to want to setup a new network so I am going to have to trouble shoot further at a later date.

At a £149 its a fair price for such a powerful and innovative plugin even though it looks simple by layout and design. The amount of complexity that’s happening in the background to make things easy and creative to get great results is where the value is. Being able to have a plugin that puts you in the creative zone instantly and for longer periods without compromising on quality is a huge win in today’s fast paced industry.

Dehumaniser II

Redesigned from the ground up and coded using C+ Dehumaniser II is easy to use and sublime to look at. It’s now utilising a modular design compared to the matrix setup in version one. It also comes with a fantastic library and some well thought out presets. Dehumaniser II is much more of beast (pardon the pun) than its little brother and even though I know some may not be sure of the £449 price jump, it’s well worth the investment when you think what it would cost it to layer up a single channel strip of plugins to get similar sounds.

It did appear from the results of the recordings Dehumaniser II sounded a bit more edgier compared to Simple Monsters. Most likely due to what both plugins offer you at their price points respectively.

I would like to see a third version of these plugins, either as a ‘middle of the road’ version between Simple Monsters and D2 or as a lighter version under £100 to capture the budget end of the market. I feel this would bring things into alignment more with what’s already available in the standalone formats.

Dehumaniser II and Simple Monsters would great additions for any audio designer, engineer or music producer despite the plugin being known predominantly for creature and monster sounds.

It is a great effects processor too with the ability to design a large array of stylised assets ranging from atmospheres, and percussive elements through to musical transitions. As mentioned before it’s good to think about it what you get from each plugin that would normally cost you more to individually purchase similar effects units to get the same textures.

The demo version of the plugins come fully functional with a 14 day ILOK activation but it’s not essential to have a ILOK dongle just an ILOK account. I would have liked the demos to of been fully functional without any audio water marker present when receiving a signal for recording and processing.

The interface can get busy if your not careful.

Standalone Versions.

I tested the standalone versions Lite and Pro but found it difficult to get an accurate understanding of what could be achieved due to the type of copy protection present. Frequent white noise is used around every five to ten seconds and if it kicked in anywhere during a vocal performance, the vocal would be cut out until the noise finished. Quite loud too for a audio water marker.

I understand the reason for the copy protection, especially being a stand alone piece of software from an independent company, but I do hope that in the future the copy protection is updated in a way to allow you to record freely and uninterrupted with the plugins and standalone versions for a limited time. The copy protection is a lot less intrusive in the Plugin versions, a female vocal is used at low level with the phrase “Testing Dehumaniser”.

The main difference between the two standalone versions tested are the amount of features available to sculpt sound. The Lite version is aimed not just at being a slimmer version of Pro but it’s also aimed at creating sounds quickly and creatively to generate a pallet of audio without the sound design process becoming overly technical.

I did find a few glitches with each standalone version during testing. It’s possible it’s because they are demo versions, however I sent a report to the guys at Krotos LTD to take a closer look.

The IOS App.

Good fun all round here, especially when you can randomly load to social networks or email a friend. The best vocal preset for me was the Deamon. The Orc didn’t always articulate certain words well and the Goblin and Dark Elf sounded a bit too cartoony in contrast to the others. I found you get the most out of it when you use the camera and audio together, but I’m not sure about the longevity of the app unless it’s expanded upon.

I did wonder if it’s possibly a test bed for future software developments on mobile devices that could be used professionally and domestically? Guess we will just need to keep an eye on the Krotos Blog and see! Example companies I was thinking of that have transitioned products to Andriod and IOS are Korg, Arturia, Steinberg and Wavemachine Labs.

Reading and listening to recent articles the company seem to be looking towards developing a Dehumaniser product thats able to integrate with game engines. This would allow opportunity to utilise the software’s realtime processing to greater effect (Interviews below). With VR headsets and titles now on sale, the opportunities to use the Dehumaniser engine in a 3D environment are huge, especially if it’s viewed as an effects processor as well as for creature and monster sounds.

Couple this with the Papa Engine as mention in previous blogs and the rapid progression of technology in modern time; its going to be incredibly interesting where this all goes in years to come for these forward thinking companies and the platforms they are developing for.

Some things below I hope are introduced in some way in future updates:

• Fully functional demos of all products with less intrusive copy protection for a limited time (Even if it’s for a couple of days).

• Kroto’s own app for tablet to use with all software versions with blutooth option for those without WiFi network availability.

• Further development of the iPad app so it can be used for fun domestically and by professionals for scetching ideas.

• Re sizing facility of modules in Dehumaniser II so more modules can be applied without compromising screen real estate too much. Independent and group resizing if possible.

• Have parameters section be able close down (drag down it behavior) to help when module section gets busy.

• More effect based presets as they pretty much nailed the monster ones.

• Batch processing in plugin form. Especially for versions of editors and DAWs missing this function.

• LFO tool, fully automated and routable.

I have included links at the bottom to other interviews and reviews of Dehumaniser for anyone wanting to spend more time reading about the product and looking into things more technically.

Krotos Website

The Sound Architect Krotos Interview

The Audio Spotlight Orfeas Boteas Interview

Hexler TouchOSC

Hexler Itunes manage layout option

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