Get the latest binary release builds here or try our Linux installer. Of course, you can always build the source yourself.
core: Configuration parser now supports list-type multichannel specification
wininput: (New backend) Supports using mouse, keyboard and joysticks as inputs on Windows
visca: (New backend) Provides control of motorized PTZ cameras over the network
mqtt: (New backend) Provides input from and output to an MQTT broker
lua/python:: New channel introspection feature
midi backends: Support for NRPN/RPN extended controls
If you’re running a Linux system and want to either build the latest version, or want to run the MIDIMonster on an architecture that is not available for the binary downloads, the following commands download the installer, make it executable and finally, start it:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cbdevnet/midimonster/master/installer.sh ./
chmod +x ./installer.sh
./installer.sh
The installer can also be used for automating installations or upgrades by specifying additional command line arguments. To see a list of valid arguments, run the installer with the –help argument.
The installer script can also update MIDIMonster to the latest version automatically, using a configuration file generated during the installation. To do so, run
#> midimonster-updater
as root on your system after using the installer.
We’ve collected some resources to help you get your feet on the ground with the MIDIMonster
Learn how to start the MIDIMonster and write your first configuration
See what other people have built and profit from their experience