In a YouTube video titled "Deadmau5 @ Home Set - April 07, 2016," Deadmau5 is seen using the Hexler TouchOSC during a livestream from his Twitch channel.

Mentioned in this video at 1:05.

In this interview Dubfire says: "I run Ableton Live and Maschine on a separate 13" MacBook and I use a TouchOSC template to control both."

At 1:05 into the video, Paper Diamonds explains how he uses TouchOSC on his iPad to play live. He says, “On stage I’m controlling Ableton via an iPad, TouchOSC. It's a simple program but I just got super nerded out on it and made it intricate.

I have a few pages, like the first page is like all BPM jumps. So I can take any track and make it jump to 900 BPM all the way down to 30. I put everything on pro or complex, so you can play it at any BPM pretty much and it won’t sound too weird. And then I have a wheel so I can speed it up or slow it down. What I’ll do is I’ll speed it up until it’s about where I want to be and then I’ll hit 75 and it’ll be at 75, or 110, or 90.

The second page is like a launch page. It's kinda like having an MPD. I basically use it so track 1 and 3 are my A tables, like if you think about having DJ tables. And my 2nd and 4th track are like having my B tables. And basically these four buttons will trigger an unlimited amount of clips, so I can like scroll up and down and improvise every night.

My third page is all sound effects and then drum effects and parameters. And then I have a bunch of audio racks that I’ve built like filter sweeps that have a redux on it, or build up like a delay build up that I can then have a sweep with as well so it cuts off the low end while it’s building up so I can make people get excited.

Stutters, reverbs, Effectrix, artillery type stuff where you can hold down and have it sound like a vynil pull-back or all kinds of stuff like that.”

"For Live I use Ableton Live and an iPad with touchOSC and Osculator (mac) or Pure Data with dsmidiwifi / midiyoke (Windows)."

TouchOSC can be seen throughout this video.