Use a MIDI controller with OBS on Windows
See how OBS hotkeys, input control, presets, and Mackie/MCU workflows fit together.
Core capabilities, fast setup, and precise control for Windows.
MIDI Command Studio turns a MIDI controller into a dedicated control surface for everyday Windows work. Build mappings quickly, target specific apps, and switch presets without breaking flow.
Dedicated learn buttons for each control type let you assign mappings quickly and accurately.
Create presets and switch quickly during a session.
Switch presets from the app or directly from your controller.
Use always-on, momentary, or toggle LED modes on supported devices.
Compatible MCU devices can receive LCD scribble-strip text and motorized fader feedback.
Send mappings to a specific app or keep them global across Windows.
Build multi-step actions without scripting, including shortcuts, waits, mouse actions, text input, and program launch.
Control system volume or a specific application volume with a fader or knob.
Control default or selected Windows input endpoints (mic/line-in) from MIDI, with dedicated mute mapping support.
Trigger samples, stop playback, and control audio level from your MIDI controller.
Pick shortcuts from a built-in library for many apps, or capture your own shortcuts.
Pass unmapped MIDI controls through to other apps using a virtual MIDI port.
Presets and device settings are saved automatically.
Dedicated support in both standard MIDI and MCU workflows.
MIDI Command Studio supports the X-Touch One in standard MIDI and also Mackie mode for LCD scribble-strip text and motorized fader feedback.
Both workflows are supported, so you can choose the mode that best fits your setup.
For a complete setup, see Behringer X-Touch One Windows setup guide.
For one-fader multi-target volume workflow, see Behringer X-Touch One: control multiple volumes with one fader.
Current priorities for upcoming development.
Roadmap items are planned priorities and may change.
Practical setup guides for common first-time workflows.
See how OBS hotkeys, input control, presets, and Mackie/MCU workflows fit together.
Map buttons, pads, and encoders to shortcut combinations in Windows apps.
Use one control for system volume or route controls to app-specific volume targets.
Create one-button action chains with shortcuts, delays, and program launch steps.
Set up trigger, stop, and playback mode mappings for quick sample playback.
Set protocol mode, feedback options, and validate LCD and motorized fader behavior.
Switch presets to control multiple app and system volume targets with one fader.
Set up connection, preset switching, LCD labels, and motorized fader feedback.