Turn the Raspberry Pi into a USB MIDI host, configurable MIDI router with added features, and (eventually) more!
Written in Node.js.
- MIDI Routing - Route MIDI messages from one or more inputs to one or more outputs.
- Channel Filter - Specify which MIDI channels to listen for, using either a whitelist or blacklist. Map traffic from one channel to another.
- Velocity Filter - Enforce a static or scaled velocity to incoming notes, or drop notes entirely if they do not fall within a specified value range.
- Chord Filter - Add additional notes for on-the-fly chords.
- MIDI Clock Master - Control synchronized playback for one or more output devices.
- Analog Clock Sync - Synchronize output devices using an analog-click signal. (Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators, Korg Volcas)
- Configuration Wizard - Interactive menu-based wizard for updating the software configuration.
- Config Sync - Automatic configuration sync & reload to/from USB storage for quick & easy updates from your computer.
- Sysex file support - Parse and transmit .sysex files to output devices.
- MIDI-CC maping - Map MIDI-CC control messages to controlling software features.
- Status LED messages - Make headless operation easier by way of notifying the user of readiness state, automated operations, system errors, etc.
With the target platform being the Raspberry Pi, this project is being built for and tested on Linux systems. That being said, I'm aiming for this to be platform-agnostic. This goal may be subject to change.