Hands on gear
One keyboard. All your synths.
One good keyboard plays all your synths: split it, switch per song, swap synths from a pad, turn real knobs.
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MIDI Noodle · Features
Connect. Play. Route.
Short deep dives into everything MIDI Noodle does with your hardware, one idea per page.
Use cases
Three setups, start to finish.
Connect
Every device your Mac can see, routed to any other.
Routing
Draw a line. It plays.
Draw a line from a keyboard to a synth, and it plays. No DAW open.
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USB & DIN
USB and DIN, in one patch.
USB gear and 5-pin DIN synths behind your interface, routed together by name and channel.
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Other Macs
The synth is on the other Mac. Play it anyway.
Play the synths plugged into another Mac, by their own names, over your network.
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Wizards
Ask about music. Not MIDI.
Answer a few questions about your gear. Get working routes you can see and edit.
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MIDI Untangle
Plan the cables before you plug in.
Plan the physical cables before you plug in, or buy, a single box.
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Tempo & sync
One tempo for the whole rack.
One device keeps time, everything else follows: the Mac, your drum machine or your DAW.
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Play
A groovebox brain for gear that has none.
Chord Sequencer
Chords for synths that only play notes.
Progressions written as I–V–vi–IV, played on your synth in any key and rhythm.
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Drum Sequencer
A beat on any drum machine, in seconds.
A step sequencer for any drum machine or sampler, with presets, fills and swing.
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Note Sequencer
A bass line that knows the chords.
Bass lines, melodies and one-shots that follow your chord changes.
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Looper
Play it once. Hear it loop.
Record a few bars of what you play and hear them loop, locked to the beat.
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Keyboard Split
Bass in your left hand, pads in your right.
One keyboard, several zones, each playing its own channel.
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Visualizers
See what's playing.
See the notes, the notation, the chord name or a scrolling piano roll of whatever's playing.
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Route
Shape the MIDI on its way through.
Live effects
Effects on the cable.
Key Lock, chords, harmony, arpeggios, velocity and feel, right on the cable.
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Channel Swapper & Mute
One tap, another synth.
Tap a pad to move a part to another synth, or silence a channel, on the beat.
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Control cables
Your knobs, on the patch.
Turn a knob and a setting follows. Hit a pad and something happens.
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Computer Keyboard
No pads free? Use the keys you're typing on.
The Mac's own keys swap instruments, mute channels and switch effects.
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Scenes
A setup for every song.
A whole setup per song. Switch from the menu bar or your controller, on the bar.
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Workflow
Save it, find it, fix it.