Browser & Windows
Control tabs, web playback, window commands, macros and application volume from one preset.
MIDI controller mapping for Windows
Map buttons, pads, knobs, faders, encoders and jog wheels to keyboard shortcuts, macros, Windows audio and app-specific actions.
No time limit
No email sign-up
Try your own controller
Easy MIDI mapping.
Move or press a control, then choose the shortcut, macro, volume target, or other action it should perform.
Preset examples
Switch your controller between apps and workflows.
Create your own presets for the apps and workflows you use—such as browsing, streaming, editing, media, or Windows audio.
Streaming
Combine shortcut-based recording controls with supported Windows input volume and mute mappings.
Read the OBS workflow guide
Video editing
Map transport, timeline navigation, markers, editing shortcuts and volume to physical controls.
Media control
Assign media controls such as play, pause, jump, fullscreen, mute, and app volume.
Windows audio
Map system volume, app volume, and supported input volume and mute controls.
See input volume and muteMIDI macros.
Create a sequence of shortcuts, waits, mouse actions, text input, and program or file launches, then assign it to a MIDI control.
Explore MIDI macros for Windows
Main features
Build presets for different apps and workflows, then switch between them directly from your controller.
Windows audio
Use physical knobs or faders for system, application and supported input volume targets.
Explore volume controlKeyboard shortcuts
Turn buttons and pads into global or app-targeted keyboard commands.
See shortcut setupMulti-step macros
Combine shortcuts, waits, mouse actions, text input and program or file launch without scripting.
Understand macrosPreset-based workflows
Repurpose the same controls for browsers, streaming, editing, media and everyday desktop work.
Explore use casesAudio sample playback
Trigger samples, stop playback, and control the audio level from mapped MIDI controls. Requires a licence.
See sample controlsController feedback
Use LED feedback, plus LCD and motorised-fader feedback on supported hardware.
Explore MCU setupWill it work with my MIDI controller?
If your controller sends standard MIDI messages to Windows, you can usually map its buttons, pads, knobs, faders, encoders and jog wheels in MIDI Command Studio.
Use MIDI Command Studio free to test it with your own device.
Standard controls you can map
- Buttons
- Pads
- Knobs
- Faders
- Encoders
- Jog wheels
Advanced feedback
LED, display and motorised-fader feedback require compatible hardware.
Free to use, not a timer
Test the workflow with your own controller.
Use MIDI Command Studio free with no time limit and no email sign-up. Connect your hardware, build a practical preset, and decide from your own setup whether a licence would be useful.
Free includes
- 2presets per device
- 6mappings per preset
- 1active device at a time
A licence removes those limits, enables multiple active devices, and adds simple audio sample playback. $16.99 USD.
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