Are you tired of browsing tons of Analog Lab V presets with mouse or knobs on your midi controller? Here is the solution: use your tablet to control the Analog Lab V software synthesizer remotely.
This TouchOSC control surface provides a virutal keyboard for playing notes, buttons for selecting/loading presets and 18 knobs/faders to control parameters. Three screens prioritize different use cases ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj0vL6tI1dE
- Get your TouchOSC working so a TouchOSC Bridge / TouchOSC Midi port is available on your computer.
- Use this port in your Analog Lab V audio Midi settings.
- Load the .tosc-file into TouchOSC.
- Import the .labmidi-file midi controller config into Analog Lab V.
- Select "Analog Lab V TouchOSC" as midi config in Analog Lab V.
Loading a preset needs a double tap. That's why you find these darker blue buttons "2x" labeled.
The control surface is made for an iPad - that's why it's 4:3 and not 16:9.
While working on this I noticed serval times, that Analog Lab V no longer reacts on the "Select Preset" control midi message. I found out that changing the control behaviour from absolute to relative fixed this issue. So if this happens to you, go to Settings > MIDI (in Analog Lab V), select "CC 111 Select Preset", right click and change it to relative.
This is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.