Hi. I have FM synth that is aiming for easy MPE assign.
It has Apple Testflight beta, iOS and macOS.
Could I find 1-3 (max) people here to test it?
I have Native Instruments Kontrol S61 MK3 and Roli Seaboard 2.
I have tested mobile with cable and Bluetooth, and the Mac versions.
If you would like to have this synth pleas notify me.
Requires mentioned Apple device ARM based M1-> or phone/tablet 5yo max, at this point. And email and installing the TestFlight Apple software.
Welcome! I am just finishing up a new version of one of my own projects that primarily outputs MPE and tries to handle that as «friction-free» as possible. I’ll gladly help out with testing on mac and ipad if you want me to.
Probably too late if your synth is in beta, but if you are interested in MIDI 2.0/UMP and the per-note-expression capabilities that MIDI 2.0 offers this would be the perfect timing for that stuff on my end.
…I am also an Amiga demo scene musician since the late 80s, btw.
I’m developing Tupos MPE FM, an FM synth focused on making MPE assignments easy. I’m looking for 1–3 people to test the Windows version, particularly the VST3 plugin in different DAWs.
I’ve been testing with a Native Instruments Kontrol S61 MK3 and a ROLI Seaboard 2. I’d appreciate feedback on installation, startup, DAW compatibility and MPE behaviour with other setups.
If you’re interested, please reply with:
Your PC’s CPU, and Windows version
Your DAW/host names and versions
Your MIDI/MPE keyboards or controllers
The package includes a Windows x64 standalone app and VST3 plugin. The installer is unsigned, so Windows may display a security warning.
You can get the 14-day trial through the product page at tuposaudio site,
or message me for the link.
If you’d like to help with testing, please send me your email address by private message so I can arrange access. No need to post it publicly.
discourse is flagging your posts being potential spam, as they have multiple links to an external site.
so, I’ve combined your posts into one topic, and also re-titled the topic to help attract interested users.
Let’s keep the discussion to this one topic, those that are interested in testing Im sure will see it, we dont need multiple topics (per platform etc)
TIP: discourse allows you to edit your posts, so my general suggestion would be…
a) keep the main details in your first post, and update that as appropriate.
b) when you update it, perhaps just add a ‘reply’ to the topic, to say whats changed.
(this way, users can read the first post to get the important information)
ofc, as with normal forum etiquette, please dont cross post or keep pinging the topic - its unncessary, esp. as our post count is reasonable low. those that are interested will read it.
