
Janmart Janea
Easily customizable once you get how the options work. Works even without WiFi network if you use your Android phone as a hotspot for your laptop. Customizability is endless. However, the mobile editor app must have a gesture to pan the view (my AutoCAD habits, I'd say). Having center zoom only makes it tricky to move stuff around the interface.
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Sergei Petrosian
1. Editor doesn't work for me - I am not able to add any controllers. 2. I searched for an app to use my Android as a midi controller and wasn't able to find TouchOSC, I found it from a friend who read about it on some forum. You need to add some tags to make it Googleable. 5 stars because I was able to build a preset on Windows, send it to my phone, and use my phone as a midi controller over USB.
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Ivan Metalnikov
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Yes, it's only one scriptable osc app on market, after Lemur died. I bought it thrice: mk1, this version, desktop version. I wrote a ton of sequencers using it, it was fun. But Lord is my witness, script editor is abomination. Unusable on android tablet -- small non-resizable editor, wireless keyboard behaves weird (cursor keys don't work). Painful to use on desktop: no search, really? No external editor support? Why? Why?
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