TouchOSC 4+

This is a very useful app, but the editor is what I’d call 'Clunky' and mass editing is not at all friendly, that’s not to say the editor doesn’t have some excellent features because it does and visually creating your design layout is very easy. However if you have time / taken the time to think about your work flow in TouchOSC you can make future edits to OSC address and build a little less painful. It’s not my favourite OSC touch controller but it’s my favourite in the App Store, for most people I know it’s is the one I’d not hesitate to recommend as it’s far less technically challenging than other options yet still really powerful and you can do some really cool stuff with this app.

Ignore the 1 star reviews. The connections both for editing and controlling other programs and hardware are solid and reliable.

It runs on almost any platform, desktop or mobile, and you can edit on multiple devices simultaneously.

The functionality without using scripts allows things that required really complex scripting in programs like Lemur to be achieved easily.

The documentation could be much better, and the fact that I wasn’t even aware this new version existed for 5 months, and the small number of reviews here is a reflection on the lack of effective promotion.

But potentially this could be the last word in OSC and MIDI controller software.

I’ll need to give it a rigorous workout before using it for mission critical projects. But so far I’m really, really impressed.

Long time user of both v1 and the current version. Really couldn’t do without it. I mostly use it as a midi controller. It’s very easy to knock together a basic control interface for quick, one off projects. More in depth, considered interfaces take more time to build and the learning curve can be steep. But it’s still a lot simpler to me than Lemur ever was. Really good support too