TouchMod IN and TouchMod FX

Multitouch control for VST3® instruments and effects on Windows

TouchMod IN

Bring multitouch control to synthesizers, samplers and other VST3 instruments. Assign the parameters that shape your sound, control up to eight of them with four fingers, and combine two instruments on the same touch surface.

Use a Windows multitouch display or connect an iPad with the free TouchMod Remote app.

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TouchMod FX

Perform with delays, reverbs, filters, distortion, modulation effects and other VST3 processors. Move several effect parameters together and host two effects in series or parallel within one TouchMod FX instance.

Control the pad from a Windows multitouch display or use TouchMod Remote on your iPad.

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TouchMod Remote

Turn your iPad into a wireless touch surface for TouchMod IN and TouchMod FX. The app connects over your local network and displays the active pad, assigned parameters, sector layout and recorded movements.

Keep your DAW and plugin windows on the computer while the iPad stays close to your hands.

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Set Up TouchMod and Start Playing

TouchMod IN and TouchMod FX follow the same basic workflow. Load a plugin, choose the parameters you want to control and shape the touch surface around the way you play.

Plugin selection screen in TouchMod IN and TouchMod FX — Choose the VST3 instrument or effect you want TouchMod to control

Vital interface opened inside TouchMod — Open the hosted plugin interface with the eye button. Vital is shown here as an example.

Learn button used to assign a VST3 parameter — Press Learn for an axis, then move the knob or slider you want to control

Parameter dropdown list in TouchMod — Prefer to choose from a list? Select the parameter directly from the dropdown

Minimum and maximum parameter range controls — Set the minimum and maximum value for each assigned parameter

Touch sector size and position editor — Resize and reposition the touch sectors to fit your hands and playing style

Color selection for a TouchMod pad — Choose a pad color that helps you recognize the active TouchMod instance

Absolute and relative controls for the fourth finger — Assign parameters to the fourth finger and choose absolute or relative movement

TouchMod parameter layout ready for testing — Try the layout and adjust the parameter ranges, direction and sector positions

Loop Learning recording a touch gesture — Record a touch gesture with Loop Learning and play it back as repeating modulation

Detached TouchMod pad on a Windows touchscreen — Detach the pad and move it to a Windows multitouch display

Two hosted plugins controlled from one TouchMod pad — Add a second plugin and control parameters from both on the same touch surface. TouchMod IN hosts two instruments. TouchMod FX hosts two effects.