MIDIRemote

Browser MIDI controller

Control here.
Play there.

Move a fader on this device and send real MIDI to a local port, a BLE-MIDI receiver or another computer over the network.

Connect MIDI
Local off Bluetooth off Network off
REMOTE / 01 MIX CONTROL
READY
CONNECT AN OUTPUT —
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FADERS: CC7 · CH 1–4 TRANSPORT: CC112–115

Connections

Choose where
the MIDI goes.

Destinations can be used separately or together. Permission prompts only appear after you press a connection button.

01

Local / paired BLE-MIDI

Use MIDI ports already available to this device, including BLE-MIDI devices paired by the operating system.

Waiting for permission.

02

Direct Bluetooth MIDI

Connect to a standard BLE-MIDI peripheral from browsers that provide Web Bluetooth.

Checking browser support.

03

Network MIDI

Pair two browsers. MIDI travels peer-to-peer when possible and automatically uses the encrypted signaling connection as a fallback.

This device controls another
or
Pair manually without the room server

Manual pairing is direct WebRTC. Create an offer on the controller, copy it to the receiver, then copy the receiver's answer back to the controller.

No network session.

0 MIDI messages

Receiver setup

From browser
to your DAW.

The receiving computer needs a MIDI output that your DAW can listen to. On macOS, enable an IAC Driver bus in Audio MIDI Setup. On Windows, select an installed virtual MIDI loopback port.

  1. 01

    Create a session

    Press Create session on the controller device, then open the receiver link on the computer running the DAW.

    PAIR
  2. 02

    Select the receiver output

    On the receiving browser, enable MIDI and choose the virtual port or connected hardware destination.

    ROUTE
  3. 03

    Map your DAW controls

    Use MIDI learn for the four faders, pads and transport buttons. The mappings remain stable between sessions.

    PLAY

Private by design

Short-lived pairing.

Network rooms expire after 30 minutes. The pairing code is the receiver credential, and MIDI uses WebRTC encryption whenever a direct connection is available.

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