MIDI Noodle · Scenes
A setup for every song.
A scene is a whole patch: which keyboard plays which synth, the effects, the sequencers and their cables. Your devices stay the same; everything between them can change from one scene to the next.
Same gear, different wiring
Each scene keeps its own routes, effects, sequencers, control cables and groups, and even its own channel names. Make a new scene as a copy of another, with just your devices, with devices and effects but no cables, from a template, or empty.
Switch from your controller
Pick an input for scene control and give each scene a Program Change number. Press a program button on your controller and the scene changes, with your hands still on the keys. The scenes are also listed in the menu bar.
On the bar, not on the click
While the clock runs, a switch can wait for the next bar or for the end of the chord progression, so the change lands in time. Automatic waits for the bar when a Chord Sequencer is playing and switches at once otherwise.
One controller, many synths
The One controller, many synths wizard builds this for you: one scene per synth, switched from the menu bar or a program button.
Per scene
Routes, effects, sequencers, control cables, LFOs, groups and channel names.
Shared
Your devices are in every scene; channel names carry over unless a scene renames them.
Keep exploring
Channel Swapper & Mute
Tap a pad to move a part to another synth, or silence a channel, on the beat.
Hands on gear
One good keyboard plays all your synths: split it, switch per song, swap synths from a pad, turn real knobs.
Live effects
Key Lock, chords, harmony, arpeggios, velocity and feel, right on the cable.
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