MIDI keyboards typically come in 25, 49, 61 and 88 key varieties. The more keys, the more octaves you can play at the same time – without having to awkwardly press the octave jump button. When it comes to key number, bigger is better if you’re performing complex pieces and/or are used to a full-sized keyboard. New ways to breathe life into your music.

Software	Description	OS	License	File Date	Comments	Power
InTime Tempo Tracking System v1.4.1	Live, interactive tempo tracking for performers, composers and engineers. Have your gear follow you.	Windows	Demo	2011-02-01	1	55db
Band-in-a-Box 2011 v0.9.1.3228	Band-in-a-Box for Android is a program that works as a client to your existing copy of Band-in-a-Box 2011 for Windows.	Android	Paid	2012-05-07	0	55db
JunXion v2.5	Process incoming data from USB devices (joysticks, touchscreens, mice) and MIDI devices.	Mac	Demo	2006-06-22	0	55db
TheBat	Surround MIDI levels panning in real time.	Windows	Freeware	2002-02-02	0	55db
SQ Midi Tools v1.0	Complete set of 10 individual MIDI utility programs to aid, enhance, and improve your music making.	Windows	Demo	2001-08-01	0	55db
PreSonus SL Remote 1.3	Remote control for most of the PreSonus StudioLive series of mixers.	iPhone	Freeware	2012-07-16	0	55db
MIDI Program Change Manager	A nice tool if you have to control more than 2 sound units	Windows	Demo	1999-11-27	4	55db
Pianist Pro v1.9.4	The Pianist Pro is a mobile and virtual piano with multiple added features for the iPad	iPhone	Paid	2012-07-30	0	55db
Androidome 0.3	A minimalist instrument/controller/interface/toy	Android	Free	2010-08-24	0	55db
MJOY 0.56	Joystick to MIDI converter.	Windows	Freeware	2005-05-23	3	55db
LIVKONTROL 1.1	LivKontrol lets you control your Ableton Live Remotely via your iPad.	iPhone	Paid	2012-03-05	0	55db
Easy MIDI 1.3.1	Turn your Mac trackpad, mouse and keyboard into a full featured MIDI keyboard.	Mac	Paid	2012-12-28	0	55db
BitStream Pro configuration Software 3.12	Configure your Bitstream Pro MIDI controller	Windows	Freeware	2003-08-01	1	55db
Automap v1.0	Instant, wireless, palm-sized control of your music making software.	iPhone	Paid	2010-07-09	0	55db
MIDSensor	control MIDI gears with mouse or joystick	Mac	Shareware	0	55db
MIDI-Master 2.5 Masterkeyboard Controller Software	MIDI Masterkeyboard Controller Software lets you control your Live-Setup very comfortable by your computer.	Mac	Demo	2013-09-16	0	55db
Miniak-editor v2.1	Editor for advanced controlling over the Akai Miniak in your DAW. [VST].	Windows	Demo	2012-04-25	0	55db
ShowControlPro v3.1	Software for live audio engineers in a live concert/performance environment.	Mac	Demo	2005-06-27	0	55db
EnJoy 0.5	Joystick to midi controllers.	Windows	Shareware	2005-01-01	1	55db
Midi Studio	Midi Studio is a MIDI controller app for iOS devices.	iPhone	Paid	2012-05-08	0	50db
InTime Tempo Tracking System v1.4.2	Live, interactive tempo tracking for performers, composers and engineers. Have your gear follow you.	Mac	Demo	2011-02-01	0	50db
Sanford Vector Pad v1.0	Lets you control four MIDI sources at once using only your mouse. [VST]	Windows	Demo	2009-08-31	0	50db
LiveSticks v1.0.6	Software MIDI controller that can make a game cotroller a MIDI controller	Windows	Shareware	2007-03-08	1	50db
MidiRouter v1.0	MIDI processor. [VST]	Windows	Demo	2008-11-13	0	50db
LiveSticks 1.0.3	Changes game controllers (for Mac/Win/game machines) into MIDI instrument and controllers	Mac	Shareware	2003-04-24	1	50db
MIDIoverLAN CP v3.1.0.100	Solution for communication between MIDI applications both local and over a network.	Windows	Shareware	2006-06-01	0	50db
Midifork v2.7	Unusual MIDI controller, for IAC or external devices	Mac	Demo	2008-08-29	0	50db
Kergos-1 v1.6	VST to transform the Korg es-1into a MIDI control surface.	Windows	Freeware	2006-11-01	0	50db
Armchair Guitarist v1.5	Allows a standard guitar controller for the XBox 360, PC or Playstation 3 to be used as a MIDI input. [VST]	Windows	Freeware	2010-07-07	0	50db
SampleTrigger 1	Application used for triggering samples from a MIDI device, such as a synthesizer.	Windows	Shareware	2007-10-14	0	50db

Here's how to test your MIDI setup with the Audio MIDI Setup app.

Connect your MIDI controller (such as a keyboard) to your Mac. If you're using a MIDI interface, connect the interface to your Mac, and connect any controllers to your MIDI interface.
Open Audio MIDI Setup, located in the Utilites folder of your Applications folder.
Choose Window > Show MIDI Studio. MIDI devices connected to your Mac appear as icons in the MIDI Studio window. Devices that aren't currently connected are dimmed.
Select the device you want to test, then click in the MIDI Studio toolbar.
To test MIDI input to a device, click the down arrow on the icon for the selected device. Each MIDI port on the device has its own set of arrows. If your device has status lights for MIDI data transmission, the light for the port should illuminate. If your device is connected for audio output and it’s set up to receive on the same MIDI channel, the device also makes a sound.
To test the MIDI output of a device, play a note on the MIDI controller. When your Mac receives the signal, the up arrow for the corresponding MIDI out port on your device is highlighted in MIDI Studio.
To stop testing, click .

If your MIDI controller or interface does not respond when you run any of these tests, make sure that it’s compatible with the version of macOS on your Mac. Contact the manufacturer for support. If an update is available, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to update the device or software.

If you can't hear sound from MIDI sound modules

If the status lights on your MIDI interface light while testing, make sure your cables are

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