Hi I created these rackspaces because I enjoy doing it 
It’s not completely finished (for example: the P-10 controls are only for the upper keys, but I suppose you could duplicate it to control the lower…)
And now I realise it’s better to only have widgets to control the parameters you like to adjust while playing…
Use whatever you like
GIGFILE:
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EDIT:
→ direct community link: share rackspaces.zip (1.1 MB)
It’s not perfect, and I didn’t double check if I made any mistakes in the process…
Wow, this is art 
Very cool! Really appreciate the Keyscape one particularly cause I have it and Omnisphere
Nice! Omniphere is great, impossible to fit into a rackspace panel design 
But as I mentioned before, when playing live I think it’s better to have as few Widgets as possible, and create Rackspaces per song.
I made this so I could make Rackspace variations and use one instance of a synth in multiple songs. And because it’s easier to control multiple parameters with one controller by creating an extra widget on a different panel and link it to widgets from the synth panel. And because once I started it was impossible to stop.
Yes 
Understandable. I do definitely appreciate that you did this for Keyscape and the others. One question when I loaded this Rackspace into GP5 I can see both audio and MIDI are showing however I can’t hear any audio. I’m using a MacMini M4 and a UA Volt 2 audio interface This setup has been working well for me with GP5 so I’m stumped as to why I can’t hear any audio even though audio and MIDI are showing. Thanks!
Maybe because the audio is routed to a different output (piano’s to 3/4, synth to 7/8…)
Did you select Virtual Audio Routing when opening the Gig file?
Yes I did select virtual audio but unfortunately it turned my signal to mono
Zipping a gig file considerably reduces its size (in this case, I think 20x).
I have added the direct download link in the first post.
