Projects and mixer ready for stage
Create, duplicate and organize setups by setlist or event with fast volume, mute and arm control.
Android • iOS • MIDI • SoundFonts
Your live setup, without fluff and without a laptop on your lap.
MIDILIVE was built for musicians who need to open a project, load instruments and play. Control channels, presets, mute, arm, volume, split, transpose and EQ in a direct interface for stage, rehearsal and church, now on both Android and iOS.
Configure the live download links in landing/download-links.js.
- Local and offline projects
- USB and BLE MIDI input
- Split, transpose and per-instrument EQ
- Quick tutorial and in-app tips
Main flow
Projects and mixer ready for fast use
SoundFonts with real presets
Pick the .sf2 file, choose the actual preset and build instruments by MIDI channel without guesswork or placeholders.
Tunable engine
Adjust sample rate, audio buffer and max polyphony to match what your setup actually needs.
App features
What is already inside MIDILIVE for real.
These features already exist in the app and help you build a more controlled setup for stage, rehearsal and practice.
Per-instrument EQ
Adjust lows, mids and highs on each instrument to shape the tone without relying on external hacks.
Split, transpose and filters
Define key range, transpose and sustain and pitch bend behavior for each instrument.
Audio settings
Choose recommended presets or fine-tune sample rate, buffer and max polyphony according to the device.
SoundFont library
Import files, load real presets and organize your material to reuse it across projects.
Quick tutorial
Watch the initial app flow and understand faster how to go from zero to the first sound.
In-app tips and FAQ
Check practical guidance about buffer, polyphony, RAM, USB, OTG and BLE without hunting for answers elsewhere.
Where to find SoundFonts
Some useful places to start building your library.
If you are still looking for sounds to test in MIDILIVE, these external links can help with free collections and community-shared material.
Polyphone
The Polyphone website gathers several free SoundFonts to download and explore by category.
Telegram
The Audio Evolution Timbres group shares several SoundFonts and useful material for live setups.
Who it is for
Built for musicians who need practicality and do not want a stiff setup.
MIDILIVE is designed for players who use a MIDI controller and want to open the project, connect the instrument and play without fuss on Android or iOS.
In settings, you can still refine the engine with adjustable sample rate, audio buffer and max polyphony.
Church keyboard players
For musicians who need fast access to sounds and projects during services, rehearsals and events.
Band and stage musicians
For live rigs that need setlist organization, quick response and less dependence on a laptop.
Anyone who wants real mobility
For players who want to perform with traditional USB MIDI or BLE, without complicating the workflow.
App screens
From project to instrument in just a few taps
No needless friction: choose the project, connect your MIDI and play. MIDILIVE was built for people who want practicality without giving up control over mixer, tone and settings.
Tutorial and tips
See how to get started and what to adjust before you play.
A simple and direct video to understand the initial app flow without hunting through every button.
Start with the buffer
If the response feels slow, try 128 frames. If the audio crackles, move up to 256.
Adjust polyphony wisely
More voices demand more CPU and RAM. On mid-range devices, 32 or 48 is often a good balance point.
USB or BLE depends on context
USB/OTG usually gives more predictable response. BLE is practical, but can vary more depending on the device and environment.
Plans
Start free. Move to PRO when your setup grows.
To validate the workflow
- 1 project
- 2 instruments per project
- Main app features
To take the full rig
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited instruments per project
- The same fast workflow, without an artificial ceiling
FAQ
Questions that show up before the first chord.
Here are quick answers for the most common questions about testing, hardware, connection and first use of MIDILIVE.
Do I need to pay to test it?
No. You can install it for free and you do not need to provide any payment information. In the free plan, the only limitation is the number of projects and instruments.
Do I need to buy anything to use the app?
Maybe. You need a MIDI controller or a keyboard that works as a controller. On Android, an OTG adapter is usually required. If your controller supports BLE, the app also accepts that kind of connection. In some cases, an audio interface or a better adapter may be worth it.
Does the app work with both USB and BLE MIDI?
Yes. You can use traditional USB MIDI or BLE, depending on what your controller supports and the kind of setup you want to build.
Do I need internet to use the app?
Not for normal use. The app was designed so you can open local projects, load instruments and play without relying on an internet connection during use.
Which files do I use for instruments?
MIDILIVE works with SoundFont files in the .sf2 format. You choose the file, select the preset and organize everything inside the project.
Is the free plan enough for a real test?
Yes. The free plan was designed precisely to validate the workflow, test the connection, load instruments and understand whether the app fits your setup before moving to PRO.
Does the free plan expire?
No. You can use the free plan forever without moving to PRO. That depends only on your needs and on the size of the setup you want to build.
Is there an iOS version?
Yes. MIDILIVE is also available for iOS in the App Store, in addition to the Android version.
Download
Install MIDILIVE and build your setup.
Contact
Talk to the developer.
If you have questions, want to report a problem or send feedback, get in touch directly by email.