This application offers professional MIDI control and management for musicians. It allows users to control individual devices, multiple devices simultaneously, and entire live scenes or setlists through an intuitive one-touch pad interface. It can also import patch names directly from instrument backup files or capture them automatically.
1.06
October 28, 2026
Version 1.06 • GT-Pro: fixed bank and patch numbering. Patches above number 100 now select the correct sound on the GT-Pro. IMPORTANT: re-import your GT-Pro library, then re-pick the patch on any pad you created earlier. • Patch locations (such as U13-9 or P33-9) now show in the pad patch picker and in the Selected Patch line, and are searchable. • Libraries are now called "Searchable Instrument Indexes", with clearer wording on the screen and in the delete dialogs. • The library detail screen shows the patch count, with user and factory patches counted separately when they apply. • Clearer explanation that MDM cannot detect an instrument's MIDI channel, and that MDM asks for it when you add the device.
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Thank you so much for trying MDM and for the kind words — really means a lot, especially this early on. Glad it's already proving useful for your music. If anything ever comes up, or you've got ideas for what would make it even better, don't hesitate to reach out at support@mididevicemanager.com. Always happy to hear from musicians using MDM. Thanks again! Christian
MIDIDeviceManager is a professional application designed for controlling and managing your entire MIDI environment. It features an intuitive one-touch pad interface for controlling individual devices, multiple devices, live scenes, and setlists.
MIDIDeviceManager can import patch names from instrument backup files or capture them automatically by stepping through your instrument's patches. This saves musicians from manually typing hundreds of patch names.
It supports universal MIDI compatibility, including Program Change, Control Change, Bank Select (MSB/LSB), MIDI Learn, Passive MIDI Monitoring, External MIDI Triggering, and both standard and device-specific SysEx communication.
Yes, MIDIDeviceManager can drive other MIDI-enabled applications. If an application communicates using MIDI, MIDIDeviceManager can interact with it.
Yes, MIDIDeviceManager recognizes and supports Bluetooth MIDI adaptors, allowing for wireless MIDI connectivity. It also supports USB MIDI.
It has been confirmed to work with equipment like Line 6 Helix, ASM Hydrasynth, Korg minilogue xd, POD 2, GT-Pro, GR-55, and BigSky, with more devices being added regularly.
Yes, MIDIDeviceManager keeps receiving MIDI in the background on iPhone and iPad (iOS 26+). It can also continue receiving MIDI alongside another app in iPad Split View.
MIDIDeviceManager is available for free and includes in-app purchases. This model allows users to try the core functionality before deciding to purchase additional features or content.
