#Midi signal emulator mac update

ItвЂ™s been re-written from scratch and goes far further and deeper than any update to Emulator Pro ever could. The company has changed and the software isnвЂ™t anything like Emulator Pro. The main point being that many things have changed. TheyвЂ™ve been able to clear up mostВ of my questions. Since posting this article IвЂ™ve been able to have a conversation with the good people at Touch Innovations. It could also do simple copy/paste type commands which are useful when you are touching your screen rather than using a mouse.

The keyboard commands part could allow you to create a touch-toolbar to bring up various windows in your DAW. Potentially you could create clip launch buttons that can pull in the clip name and other information. OSC means that you can communicate more fully with software such as Ableton Live. It now supports MIDI learn, OSC and standard keyboard commands. Touch Innovations say that itвЂ™s been fully redesigned and rebuilt to make it more intuitive and powerful. Emulator 2 promises to sort a lot of that out. It was also a bit light on the MIDI implementation and could do with letting you get in deeper with that. IвЂ™m a long time user of the original Emulator Pro and although it took a bit of effort to build something useful it always had loads of potential. I guess you can design the controls on a non-touch device like a MacBook but it would make it difficult to test as you went along. You want to build a multi-touch interface for your favourite software synth вЂ“ off you go. You want multi-touch control over your DAWвЂ™s mixer вЂ“ no problem. Touch Innovations Emulator 2 on a MacBook Air(?) and Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Emulator 2Д®mulator 2 (theyвЂ™ve dropped the вЂњProвЂќ bit) is a touch screen MIDI controller overlay that lets you build wonderfully touchy controls for anything that responds to MIDI.