We have released version 8.3.2 which has an (experimental) toggle button in options / interface for forcing "touchscreen" mode.

I'm not sure if this will solve all issues (we have a touchscreen at the office that works incredibly bad on macOS, it is basically impossible to drag anything with it..), but it should be useful at least on Linux, where Pianoteq is not able to "know" if the current input comes from a mouse, or from a finger. On Windows, it should not be used as Pianoteq already knows the difference between mouse input and touch input.

Just upgraded to version 8.3.2 and tested Touchscreen mode: now it works as expected.
To Modartt Team: Thank you very much for this correction!

(running Pianoteq on RPi 4  - linux arm64)

We have released version 8.3.2 which has an (experimental) toggle button in options / interface for forcing "touchscreen" mode.

I'm not sure if this will solve all issues (we have a touchscreen at the office that works incredibly bad on macOS, it is basically impossible to drag anything with it..), but it should be useful at least on Linux, where Pianoteq is not able to "know" if the current input comes from a mouse, or from a finger. On Windows, it should not be used as Pianoteq already knows the difference between mouse input and touch input.

I tried the new toggle button and it works fine for me. I can now conveniently select the presets on the touch screen like I could with V7.x. (macOS 13.6.6)

Thank you for your good support!

-Heinrich

I'm not sure if this will solve all issues (we have a touchscreen at the office that works incredibly bad on macOS, it is basically impossible to drag anything with it..), but it should be useful at least on Linux, where Pianoteq is not able to "know" if the current input comes from a mouse, or from a finger. On Windows, it should not be used as Pianoteq already knows the difference between mouse input and touch input.

Updated to version 8.3 and I still have the same problem with touchscreen on linux arm-64bit.
This behavior seems to be related with how PTQ manage the "release" button of the mouse and OnMouseOver when the mouse cursor flies over the instrument list.

With touchscreen, clicking on the name of the current piano display the popup list of other pianos. Then, to enter on the submenu of the instrument, another click is needed: this click select automatically the first instrument setting (e.g. xxxxx Warm).

This could be corrected if this second click only opens the submenu without selecting automatically the first setting of the list.

A solution could be correcting this behavior on an additional parameter when launching PTQ e.g.:
$ Pianoteq --touchscreen

Hope someone from Modartt read this post...

I hope so too. Having the same problem on macOS.
-Heinrich

Hope someone from Modartt read this post...

I'm sure they do keep an eye on the forum, but the best place to report specific, reproducible issues that can't be solved by advice from the forum is here:

https://www.modartt.com/support

With touchscreen, clicking on the name of the current piano display the popup list of other pianos. Then, to enter on the submenu of the instrument, another click is needed: this click select automatically the first instrument setting (e.g. xxxxx Warm).

This could be corrected if this second click only opens the submenu without selecting automatically the first setting of the list.

A solution could be correcting this behavior on an additional parameter when launching PTQ e.g.:
$ Pianoteq --touchscreen

Hope someone from Modartt read this post...

The latest version (8.0.3) fixed this problem on my windows 11 machine.

I can confirm.
Issue is solved with 8.0.4 on windows 10.
Thanks devs!

(Lenovo Flex 14 2in1, Pianoteq 8, MobileSheets for windows, Casio PX-780, generic page turn pedal)

Trying to select an instrument is very buggy/impossible.
It is possible click on the name of the current piano, so the popup list of other piano's show.
But then, when pressing a piano, often the submenu of that piano does not show up.
Or sometimes even a submenu of a different piano.

It would be nice if the great people at Modartt could do some testing with a touchscreen,
both in fullscreen mode and normal mode, to correct any issues that occur :-)

I could post a video of the issue on request.