This post is all about buttons. Not just any buttons, though. We’re diving into the essential behaviors every MIDI controller should support: Gate, Toggle, and Trigger.
This post is part of a quick, yet comprehensive guide (QCG) series by MIDILLI.
Probably you’ve heard about routing and filtering function availability of all MIDILLI devices. Yes, yours too! You can use its all available interfaces to selectively merge, route, and filter the MIDI messages. In this post, we will deep dive in this.
This post is part of a quick, yet comprehensive guide (QCG) series by MIDILLI.
We’re excited to announce the experimental web version of the MIDILLI Configurator — now available directly from your browser, including mobile browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge! Accessible via: https://midilli.tech/configurator.
Whether you’re building a MIDI-based project or troubleshooting your music gear, having a clear view of incoming and outgoing MIDI messages can save you hours. MIDILLI MIDI Monitor is a clean, lightweight tool that lets you do exactly that — right from your browser.
MIDILLI Link – mLink is a wireless MIDI bridge that connects multiple MIDILLI devices together — no drivers, no configuration headaches. It turns your existing gear into a low-latency, synchronized ecosystem, where communication is seamless across:
✅ Multiple computers
✅ MIDI controllers
✅ Footswitches, synths, and desktop units
Up to 15 MIDILLI devices per group, and you can create up to 11 network groups. And best of all: it’s self-healing. If a connection drops, mLink re-establishes it automatically — silently and instantly.
The new release includes several bug fixes and finally brings the long-awaited interface updates.
You can now add MIDI In or MIDI Thru using TRS connectors — you’re no longer limited to DIN-5. This means fewer cables and more flexibility when connecting all your gear. Simply select them from the Inputs or Outputs category:
CNC machines, laser cutters, and even 3D printers are no longer limited to industrial environments. Thanks to the rise of compact, affordable hardware and powerful open-source projects like GRBL, these tools have found their way into homes and small workshops.
While they each use different technologies—cutting with a spinning bit, burning with a laser, or building with melted plastic—they all share a common challenge: understanding how tool size affects the final result.
This guide will help you grasp how different diameters affect your cuts and how you can compensate for these variations using either in-house tools from MIDILLI, or with adjustments directly in the G-Code.
This post is part of a quick, yet comprehensive guide (QCG) series by MIDILLI.
After the success of our first Kickstarter campaign, we’re thrilled to return with a brand-new project: the MIDILLI MIDI Router — a powerful and intuitive smart MIDI hub.
MIDILLI MIDI Router – MIDI Hub, Router & Filter in One Box.
Are you looking for a single solution where all MIDI messages can be routed and filtered, even using Bluetooth? Then this router might be the one you are looking for!
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