Yeco - A touch controller for Ableton Live

YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by GrmcomMultitouch

"Yeco is a multi touch controller for Ableton Live. It is available for free from http://www.multitouchmusic.com. It will run on Windows 32 & 64 bit. A Mac version will be available in early September.
Customized versions of Yeco, custom touch midi controllers, and custom touch OSC controllers are available for a small fee.
Please feel free to ask questions or request features in the comments below, and don't forget to visit http://www.multitouchmusic.com

Yeco was written using the kivy framework for python.
http://kivy.org"

This is from the maker of TouchLive, previously posted here.

TouchLive 0.1 Preview

YouTube Uploaded by GrmcomMultitouch on Sep 3, 2011
follow-up to this post

"TouchLive 0.1 Preview

TouchLive is a program that allows you to use your Multi Touch display as a controller for audio or video software. TouchLive 0.1 includes a monome emulator, midi drumpads, mixer, transport, sliders and buttons.

In this video I am using TouchLive with Ableton Live 8.
The monome section (top left) is set up to display the ableton clip view. clips can be triggered and stopped by pressing the monome buttons. Clips that are triggered flash in sync with the tempo.

The mixer section (bottom left) includes 8 faders and record arm buttons. The record arm buttons let you select which track the drumpads send the midi notes to.


I wrote the software using python and the Kivy framework.

Big thanks to the Kivy developers and Nuigroup Community"

TouchControl - Multitouch Monome Emulator and Midi Controller

YouTube Uploaded by GrmcomMultitouch on Jun 7, 2011

"TouchControl Software Demonstration.

TouchControl is a program that allows you to turn your Multi Touch display into a controller for audio or video software. What seperates TouchControl from other control applications is the inclusion of a Monome 40h emulator.

In this video I am using TouchControl with Ableton Live 8.
The midi faders have been assigned to track levels, scene triggers, and effects. The monome section is using osc messages to communicate with a max for live sequencer patch, which in turn is outputting midi notes to a drum rack.

I wrote the software using python and the PyMT framework.

Big thanks to the PyMT developers and Nuigroup Community"

More here: http://www.youtube.com/user/GrmcomMultitouch