ten minute setup at https://github.com/tobx/touch-osc-for-pianoteq

However, following the instructions I'm not finding Pianoteq listed under the MIDI outputs of CTRLR - do I need LoopBE or similar running too? I'm using Pianoteq Stage if that makes a difference.

Thanks again.

Hi Alessandro, is your app still available? The web link just seems to go to a blank page.

Hello Alan, thanks for pointing that out. I fixed the website and you should now be able to download the application.

I'm still using it every day as my main interface to Pianoteq; my setup is the one in the photo above, a VPC-1 with a keyboardless touchscreen PC on top and nothing else.
I made a new version some time ago with an additional tab full of presets, will update the website when possible.

If I understood your needs correctly, you may use Pianoteq Touch Panel to quickly select a Pianoteq preset from the list. You can customize the list using Ctrl, or you can just assign a different mapping in Pianoteq MIDI map for a quick test (e.g. when you click for example "D4 dayly" you actually select "Xylophone Original").
The other big buttons below the preset list move to the next/previous preset, switch and copy A/B.

Nice work !!

Many thanks, Alan.

Yes, it's a pity that pianoteq doesn't have a midi output that sends the parameter values when they are changed... It would greatly enhance the production of custom UIs.

Agreed, I hope they will add this.

I think it would be pretty awesome if Pianoteq supported OSC. This way you could easily build touchscreen controllers with bidirectional feedback, using TouchOSC...

Who needs OSC...TCP or UDP would be fine.

On my iPad I use the forScore app about sheet music and I've just discovered that it can send MIDI commands to other devices, about the metronome (built-in in forScore) I can actually send audio output originating from my iPad to headphones connected to my iMac where Pianoteq is up & running, I can achieve that thanks to Airfoil speakers app.

Now I've to find and discover how to send MIDI commands from forScore to Pianoteq, anyone is using this app and could give me some hints ? I guess this it's possible, just figuring out how to do it...

On my iMac I run the iTouchMIDI OSX app and I can see it in MIDI section of Pianoteq so what is missing is the connection between forScore and this app or whatever else works.

Please, give your thoughts....

Regards, Roberto.

My concern is that I can't have a return value of the metronome's value on ITM Matrix app, I mean that I can't know the actual value of the metronome

Yes, it's a pity that pianoteq doesn't have a midi output that sends the parameter values when they are changed... It would greatly enhance the production of custom UIs.

I can toggle metronome ON/OFF and also slower/faster it via predefined increments (Pianoteq rules), I've also saw that I can set up particular presets and also a lot of other settings (reverb, pedal noise, etc.).

My concern is that I can't have a return value of the metronome's value on ITM Matrix app, I mean that I can't know the actual value of the metronome (60, 72, 92, 100 bpm), I have to remember the starting value and how I had slower/faster the metronome.

Do you know if exist a method to reset (always via MIDI) the metronome to a standard value ?

Also the Time Signature and Volume isn't manageable via MIDI commands ?

Thx, best regards.

I use my iPad with forScore app to read sheet music and I'm looking for a iOS app that let me to control different things of Pianoteq running on my iMac, any idea ?

Regards, Roberto.

I think it would be pretty awesome if Pianoteq supported OSC. This way you could easily build touchscreen controllers with bidirectional feedback, using TouchOSC...