MidiKey2Key Reviews and details

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• MIDI support for music course

  I doubt they'll do that anytime soon. However when Music is available for desktops, you can do some hack around: mapping MIDI keys to computer's keyboard. Source: 5 months ago

• Sky PC - Play music using your MIDI controller!

  Finally, you need a program to convert the MIDI commands into keystrokes that Sky can understand. I'm using a program called Midikey2Key. Once you have installed the software and launched it, select your midi device in the drop down menu, then go to Start/Stop Listening, select "Log to Window" and click Start. Source: 7 months ago

• Using a mini controller to trigger

  Hi, it is on the to-do list but I don't know when it will be added. In the meantime I believe it is possible to use a program that translates midi keys into regular keystrokes, which you can then bind in LSG. Such as this: https://midikey2key.de/. Source: 10 months ago

• [Other] Monoprice Stage Right SRP12 USB Pad Controller - $15.25 (CODES: YES20 + GET50)

  This is a MIDI controller, although for most people, the original functionality isn't as useful as being able to convert the inputs to hotkeys or macros and turn this into a budget Stream Deck or in-game macro controller. This is usually done with MidiKey2Key, AutoHokey, and/or Voicemeeter. There's also an OBS plugin that appears to still work but hasn't updated in years. Source: about 1 year ago

• Others use their keyboard... I use my Midi controller for flight actions :)

  I am using the software Midikey2Key for this: https://midikey2key.de/. Source: about 1 year ago

• using a MIDI controller setup / MIDI to Keyboard Input

  What you need: - something that sends MIDI-Signals to Windows (obviously) - Midikey2Key - AutoHotkey - some unused and weird keybinds. Source: about 1 year ago

• How could I turn my digital keyboard's midi output (USB) into keys like QWERTY or instructions rather than notes, velocity and length?

  I don't understand completely what you're trying to do. But if what you want is to convert the midi signal into keystrokes Https://midikey2key.de/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Looking for a tool to convert Midi to computer keyboard keystrokes (Midistroke alternative)

  Maybe this (haven't tried, I'm on Mac) Https://midikey2key.de/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Vim Foot Pedal

  A lot of these USB pedals are about as sturdy as piano sustain pedals. More literally though, the Logidy UMI3[1] is a MIDI-over-USB foot controller that uses guitar pedal-like switches. It's designed to serve as a hardware interface to software loop control, but you can use a MIDI yoke or translator[2][3][4][5][6][7][8] to turn MIDI input into keystrokes, game input, etc. 1: https://www.logidy.com/umi3 2: Using... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Can you even use a S4 MK2 anymore with Windows 10.

  Can you install some other kind of midi program just to check if that sees it as a midi device and gets the key presses? For example https://midikey2key.de/. Source: over 1 year ago

• how to get more than 300 offset?

  I used https://midikey2key.de/ with a midi fighter and the latency wasn't noticeable. Source: over 1 year ago

• Is there a system that can trigger video clips via a MIDI controller?

  This can do it. I guess you'd make a batch file for each video and launch a video player based on the event. A video player like VLC can limit itself to one instance. That means each time you run a batch file it will just play the new video in an existing window. Source: about 2 years ago

• There's a trend of playing deresute with ridiculous input devices on twitter, so here's an attempt with my $1200 DJ Controller.

  I did it with midikey2key which is not very good but it works https://midikey2key.de/. Source: about 2 years ago

• Is it possible to take the inputs from a piano keyboard (plugged into computer) and turn them into stuff for some reason

  But you could use some other program to convert the MIDI input to keystrokes. Googling it brings up this software: MidiKey2Key. Source: about 2 years ago