Waldorf Music Pulse 2 Bidirectional Editor for TouchOSC

Waldorf Music Pulse 2 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v2.0 from synth_nyc on Vimeo.

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"The editor is augmented by LUA scripts.

Why TouchOSC?
- It’s OS agnostic (it works on MacOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android)
- Hexler has been around since 2007 and in my experience with TouchOSC, it has always been supporting the latest OS

If you have any questions or if Waldorf Music or anyone is interested in licensing it, please contact me via my website: https://synthnyc.com

I’m adding the editor feature list and workflow description below.

Enjoy!

synth_nyc"

GENERIC FEATURES:
- Display parameter Name and Value
- Double click a slider or button to reset it to a default value
- MIDI data rate efficient: only sends a MIDI message if the parameter value is incremented or decremented by 1

SPECIFIC FEATURES (FW 1.20):
- All Sound parameters implemented in the editor
- Most Global parameters implemented in the editor
- MIDI channel selection slider
- Program (change) selection buttons
- Request Program button
- Request Buffer, Init Buffer buttons

WORKFLOW 1:
- Select a Bank (slider), and press a Program (Button) to audition it / change it on the synth
- Press Request (Program) to load it to the editor
- Start editing (the loaded Program) on the editor (the Program is edited in the synth buffer)
- Press Request (Buffer) button to load it and save it in your DAW / MIDI SYSEX librarian; or save it (manually) on the synth

WORKFLOW 2:
- Press Init (Buffer) to send an init patch to the synth
- Start editing (the init Program) on the editor (the Program is edited in the synth buffer)
- Press Request (Buffer) button to load it and save it in your DAW / MIDI SYSEX librarian; or save it (manually) on the synth

EDITOR OR LICENSING QUESTIONS?
- If Waldorf Music or anyone has some questions or interest in licensing the editor, please contact me via my website:
https://synthnyc.com