Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v5.0

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Details via synth_nyc:

"We can be grateful that Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave has a full MIDI SYSEX implementation and documentation: [Google doc link]

This is getting rare these days.

I was provided with 3rd Wave firmware v1.8gRC25 for testing purposes so that’s why you may notice some features in the editor, new compared to 1.8f (the current official release).

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 v1.8gRC25):
- 2 Editor Pages per 3rd Wave Multi parameters (total of eight Pages for the four 3rd Wave Parts)
- 1 Editor Page for 3rd Wave Single parameters
- 1 Editor Page for 3rd Wave Sequencer parameters
- All 1385 Program (All 4 Parts Multi + All Single + All Sequencer) parameters implemented in the editor. Program parameters are bidirectional using NRPN and SYSEX
- MIDI Channel selection slider
- Bank (change) + Program (change) selection slider + buttons
- Buffer Request, Buffer Init, Buffer Write and Program Write buttons using SYSEX

WORKFLOW 1 EDITING FROM PATCH (starting at 00:05 in the video above):
- Select a Bank & Program
- Press Buffer Request to load it to the editor
- Start editing (the loaded patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Naming
- Press Buffer Request to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth
- Select a Bank & Program (Optional)
- Press Program Write to save it in the synth

WORKFLOW 2 EDITING FROM SCRATCH (starting at 02:20 in the video above):
- Press Buffer Init to send an init patch to the synth buffer
- Start editing (the init patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Naming
- Select a Bank & Program (Optional)
- Press Program Write to save it to the synth

FEATURE REQUESTS / BUG FIXES:
- Go to the video Description on Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/1098612319

MOTIVATION:

- Consistent User Experience (no skeuomorphism): Color coding of synth blocks (VCO1 in blue, VCO2 in green, VCF in orange, etc..) which makes it extremely efficient and consistent across synths (rather than using different synth UI or dedicated editors).

- No 'Shift' Button: All parameters are laid out in one page if possible, on the editors.

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Waldorf Music M TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v5.0 by synth_nyc

via synth_nyc

"I developed a bidirectional editor for Waldorf Music M v1.10 using TouchOSC mk2 augmented by LUA scripts, here is a video (with audio) showcasing 4 possible workflows.

It was interesting loading the patches I created (without an editor, directly on the synth)

https://waldorfmusic.com/produkt/soundset-synth-nyc-the-blue-journey/

https://waldorfmusic.com/produkt/soundset-synth-nyc-shapes/

… in the editor and have global view of the patch in 2 (editor) pages only.

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 v1.10):

- 2 Editor Pages per M Part (total of 8 Pages for the 4 M Parts)

- 1 Editor Page for M Multi

- All Single (Program) (254 x4 = 1016, for each of the 4 Parts) parameters implemented in the editor. Program parameters are bidirectional using SYSEX

- All Multi parameters (130) parameters implemented in the editor. Multi parameters are bidirectional using SYSEX

- Automatically imports M current Single / Multi bank / program numbers (3 parameters) when the editor is started using SYSEX

- MIDI Channel selection slider

- Bank (change) + Program (change) selection slider + buttons

- Buffer Request, Buffer Init, Buffer Write and Program Write buttons using SYSEX

- Multi (Arrangement) change buttons using SYSEX

- Multi (Arrangement) Buffer Request, Multi (Arrangement) Write buttons using SYSEX

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OEI Voyetra Eight (8) TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v2.0

AUDIO VIDEO DEMONSTRATION (starting at 01:42 in the video above):
- Send Program Change (PC) 42
- Listen to Program 42
- Request Program 42 to editor
- Edit Program 42 (in the synth buffer)
- Press Transform Buffer, then Press Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth



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 REV4):
- (115) Program parameters implemented in the editor using SYSEX. Program parameters are bidirectional
- (14) Panel Buttons / MIDI / Normal Pages parameters implemented in the editor using SYSEX
- MIDI Channel + Program (change) selection slider + buttons
- Buffer Request, Buffer Init, Buffer Transform buttons using SYSEX

WORKFLOW 1 (starting at 00:05 in the video above):
- Select a Program
- Press Buffer Request to load it to the editor
- Start editing (the loaded patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Press Transform Buffer, then Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth

WORKFLOW 2 (starting at 01:04 in the video above):
- Press Buffer Init to send an init patch to the synth buffer
- Start editing (the init patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Press Transform Buffer, then Press Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth

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Sequential Prophet~10 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v4.0

Update: Patch Name and Category have been added to the editor. via 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 v2.0.4):
- All Program (88) parameters implemented in the editor, except Split / Stack using NRPN. Program parameters are bidirectional
- Most Global (14) parameters implemented in the editor using NRPN
- Bank (change) + Program (change) selection slider + buttons
- MIDI Controller Volume and Brightness sliders using CC
- Buffer Request, Buffer Init buttons using SYSEX

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Oberheim OB-X8 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v4.0

"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 v2.0.0.1):
- All Program (124) parameters implemented in the editor, except Split / Double and MPE using NRPN. Program parameters are bidirectional
- 2 VCO Triangle buttons have been added for better UX, and specific business logic to map it to existing MIDI implementation
- Most Global (25) parameters implemented in the editor using NRPN
- MIDI channel selection slider in the PROGRAM page (linked to MIDI channel selection slider in the GLOBAL page)
- Bank (change) + Program (change) selection slider + buttons
- Buffer Request, Buffer Init buttons using SYSEX

WORKFLOW 1 (starting at 00:07 in the video above):
- Select a Bank & Program
- Press Buffer Request to load it to the editor
- Start editing (the loaded patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Naming
- Press Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth

WORKFLOW 2 (starting at 01:00 in the video above):
- Press Buffer Init to send an init patch to the synth buffer
- Start editing (the init patch) on the editor (the Patch is edited in the synth buffer)
- Press Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth

AUDIO VIDEO DEMONSTRATION (starting at 01:35 in the video above):
- Listen to OB-X8 #2 factory patch
- Send OB-X8 #1 Program Change (PC)
- Listen to OB-X8 #1 factory patch “It’s an O…”
- Request OB-X8 #1 factory patch to editor
- Edit OB-X8 #1 factory patch (in the synth buffer)
- Name this new patch “It’s an A”
- Press Request Buffer to record it in your DAW / SYSEX librarian; or save it manually in the synth

EDITOR QUESTIONS?
- NB: The editor is a TouchOSC template (.tosc file), it requires a TouchOSC license (https://hexler.net/touchosc)
- If Oberheim or anyone has some questions, please contact me via my website:
https://synthnyc.com
- Not for sale / no licensing at this point"

Roland / Studio Electronics SE-02 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v4.0

Roland / Studio Electronics SE-02 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v4.0 from synth_nyc on Vimeo.

Audio demo comes in at 1:41.

https://synthnyc.com

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 v1.11):
- All Patch parameters implemented in the editor. Patch parameters are bidirectional
- MIDI channel selection slider
- Bank (change) + Program (change) selection buttons
- Request Patch, Init Patch, Write Patch buttons
- Vintage Mode

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Behringer PRO-800 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v3.0

Behringer PRO-800 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v3.0 from synth_nyc on Vimeo.

via synth_nyc

"Global Settings parameters (starting at 03:30 in the video above) are now bidirectional (read / write from / to synth).

Script:
- Press Request to load the synth current Global Settings in the editor
- Start editing (in the editor)
- Press Write to save the Global Settings to the synth
- Re-edit the Global Settings (in the editor)
- Press Request to re-load the synth Global Settings in the editor, to demonstrate that it's the exact same Global Settings as edited a minute ago

Also as requested by some of you folks, I'm providing a free trial version of the editor:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1y9ss...bm8o9ykp9&dl=0
- Choose MIDI Channel
- Send Bank and Program Change
- Request any patch from the synth, but only Oscillator A Volume is read
- Write a default patch to the synth (any location), with user chosen Oscillator A Volume
NB:
- Requires a TouchOSC license (https://hexler.net/touchosc)
- Make sure to select "PRO 800" in the TouchOSC application menu / Connections... / MIDI / Connection 1 / Send Port and Receive Port sub menu to enable bidirectional communication

Have fun!
PS: In v3.0, SYSEX strings parsing / encoding procedure has been 'industrialized' which should enable future synth support with minimal effort"

Waldorf Music Pulse 2 Bidirectional Editor for TouchOSC

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

via synth_nyc

"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"

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Behringer PRO-800 Bidirectional Editor for TouchOSC

Behringer PRO-800 TouchOSC Bidirectional Editor v2.0 from synth_nyc on Vimeo. Audio comes in at 1:30.

via synth_nyc

"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 Behringer or anyone is interested in licensing it, please contact me via my website:
https://synthnyc.com

How does the PRO-800 sound?
I’m grateful to have owned a SCI Prophet-5 Rev2, a Wine Country Sequential Prophet-5 Rev 3.3 and currently own a SCI Prophet-10 module; the PRO-800 sounds very vintage and close enough to its ancestors IMHO."

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Pointillist Convex Steel

video upload by Uncertain Music Corps

"Feedback trio.

Spring reverb in self-oscillation is processed by a Serge Resonant EQ and the Disting EX Granulator algorithm.

The granulator is controlled by the excellent DistingEX TouchOsc editor available from here

https://patchstorage.com/distingex_ed...

Its pitch is controlled by the MakeNoise 0-Control

No external fx. The Disting granulator has its own reverb stage built-in. The output from the ResEq is recorded dry.

The lows go low. If you want to hear them you know what to do."

Live toolkit: TouchOSC & MIDI control of Disting EX

via ty hodson @ sublevel9 lab

"Control your Disting EX via a TouchOSC control surface running on your phone or tablet, and see those changes reflected in real-time on another TouchOSC instance running on your studio computer. Grab for a knob on your MIDI controller because you like its tactile feeling for a particular parameter, and see those changes reflected on the Disting EX and in the TouchOSC instances as well. Meanwhile, Live is recording all of the parameter changes, regardless of their origin.

Read up on how this all works, and download a pre-built Live set that you can customize for your own MIDI hardware layout."

Chaotic Pressure Array Synthesizer

video upload by Peter Corbett

"This was my team's submission to our 4th year EE Capstone project. The synth features chaotically phase-modulated oscillators (Lorenz Attractor), and a dynamic and expressive 2 dimensional pressure input device:

X-axis = pitch
Y-axis = filter cutoff + chaotic mod index
Z-axis (pressure) = amplitude + filter cutoff

The pressure pad is comprised of a sheet of Velostat sandwiched between vertical and horizontal strips of conductive tape. Shift registers apply voltage to each column sequentially, and analog multiplexers scan each row to build an array of pressure readings for all the cells. This is driven by an ESP32, which in turn transmits UART data to a Raspberry Pi 4B.

A python script receives pressure data and parses it into note events. Higher order interpolation methods are employed to capture inter-cell peaks and improve positional resolution. The DSP synth engine is built in PureData with a TouchOSC front end."

A Few Nice Sounds: Jamie Lidell and Microcosm

video upload by Hologram Electronics

"For this installment of A Few Nice Sounds, Jamie Lidell uses his custom MIDI patch to open up new possibilities with Microcosm.

You can find Jamie's patches over on his Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/HOWA"

Cyborg Relaxation Tape - FH-1 OSC Demo - Mark Steiner

Published on Oct 1, 2016 Mark Steiner

"Demo of the Expert Sleepers FH-1 Modue using a TouchOSC template for iPad made by Mark Steiner.

Email me at monkeydrums@hotmail.com for a free copy of the template."

300 random presets for the DPO

300 random presets for the DPO from Pete Shambler on Vimeo.

300 random, 8-value presets, divided across three, 100-preset groups.

Same patch as the previous video ("DPO + iPad"), only the DPO is routed here through an Echophon for a very slight chorus delay.

www.theshamblers.blogspot.com

TouchOSC Editor for Doepfer MAQ 16/3

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via PatchPiere.NET

"Doepfer user Thorsten Boesing has developed a free editor for the Doepfer MAQ16/3 sequencer.

It is based on the MIDI control surface TouchOSC for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad:
I haven't tried it (yet) because i don't have any iProducts, but it looks like an interesting interface to control the MAQ sequencer..."

iTunes:
TouchOSC - hexler
iPads on eBay

Introducing PASTO TouchOSC Multi-Touch Sequencer

YouTube Published on May 1, 2012 by evenfloyd

"Pasto is a multi-touch 32 step sequencer suite built in Ableton, TouchOSC and OSCulator.



more info and downloads:
‪
http://abelflaubert.com.ar‬

some features
- smart ergonomy and objects position
- load samples on the fly
- a Mixer mode that controls all
- full navigation
- randomizer tool
- clear and reset buttons
- full visual feedback
- dynamics objects
- integrated menus
- freehand and precision note pitch
- minor and major scale switcher"

Playlist:
PASTO is here!
PASTO: the StepDrums main page [1/7]
PASTO: the StepDrums fxs page [2/7]
PASTO: the StepBass main page [3/7]
PASTO: the StepBass fxs page [4/7]
PASTO: the StepSynth main page [5/7]
PASTO: the TouchSynth main page [6/7]
PASTO: the EasyMode main page [7/7]

TouchOSC - hexler
iPads on eBay

TouchOSC layout dedicated for FL Studio´s Step Sequencer

via J.MARTINS:
"Designing a TouchOSC layout for each FL Studio project is a bit boring. So I come with the idea of having a tool to sync some aspects from an FL Studio project with a TouchOSC layout. The most important aspect I got in my mind is the Channel names from FL Studio's Step Sequencer because the Step Sequencer from FL Studio is a powerful tool that´s almost responsible for all the unique workflow of this DAW

This layout is for better handling automation via FL Studio´s Step Sequencer (When Muting/Unmuting Channels). It comes with a feature that shows the Instrument Channel names from FL Studio (up to 12 Channels plus up to 4 characters from each Channel's name) in your TouchOSC layout almost in real time. That helps a lot with the workflow of creating music in FL Studio plus sequencing it with an iPad.
More info: http://j---martins.blogspot.com.br/2012/04/touchosc-layout-dedicated-for-fl.html"

TouchOSC - hexler
iPads on eBay

The Missing Link wirelessly controlling a Yamaha 01V Mixer via an iPad and iPhone

YouTube Uploaded by MissingLinkMIDI on Mar 19, 2012

"http://www.wifimidi.com - Jabrudian Industries.

A quick demo of the Missing Link controlling a Yamaha 01 Mixer simultaneously via an iPad running TB Midi Stuff (http://www.thiburce.com/TBStuff/), an iPad2 running TouchOSC (http://www.hexler.net), and an iPhone4 running TB MIDI Tiny Stuff (http://www.thiburce.com/TBStuff/).

The Missing Link receives OSC messages from these iOS devices via the TB MIDI Stuff and TouchOSC applications, converts them to MIDI and passes them to the MIDI-enabled Yamaha 01V Digital Mixer via standard MIDI DIN-5 connection. The Missing Link also converts the MIDI Out from the Yamaha 01V into OSC and can send it back to a single iOS device. The Missing Link allows anyone with an iOS device (iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch) wireless control and feedback of any MIDI enabled device.

For more information, please visit http://www.wifimidi.com

Jabrudian Industries"

I made a few TouchOSC editors mapped for The Missing Link & various synths here. Check out this 80 page editor for the Yamaha FS1R.

EX-8000 iPad Editor

YouTube Uploaded by statevariable on Jan 8, 2012

"A demonstration of my editor for the Korg EX-8000, running on an iPad, with Max to translate OSC into SysEX. Logic provide the random arpeggio."

I sent a message to statevariable to see if the editor is available for download. I'll update this post if I hear back.