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MIDI controllers

Control Lazy Lighting with a USB MIDI controller (or Bluetooth on iPhone and iPad): map knobs and faders to settings, and buttons to scenes.

· Screenshots show the iPhone app.

Connect a controller

When Lazy Lighting recognises a connected controller, Home shows MIDI controller connected and a MIDI button appears at the top of Play. Tap either to open the MIDI Monitor and check what the controller sends.

  • USB: plug a class-compliant MIDI controller in with the right adapter for your device. It's ready straight away.
  • Bluetooth (iPhone and iPad): in Play, open menu ☰ → Reactive → Bluetooth MIDI → Find MIDI Device and pick your controller.

Map a knob or fader to a setting

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    Tap the setting you want to control (on the Adjust or Effects tab).

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    Under MIDI, tap MIDI Learn and move the knob or fader. The setting shows MIDI — CC 21 (your number).

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    Or tap the wrench → Assign MIDI, type the CC number (0–127) and tap Assign.

MIDI section of a setting with the MIDI Learn button and wrench
Assign MIDI dialog with a CC number field, Assign button and Listens on all MIDI channels

Buttons for scenes and play/pause

In the MIDI Monitor, Assign to Buttons lets you learn buttons for Switch Scene (Forward), Switch Scene (Backward), Pause All Visuals and Play All Visuals. Tap Learn, then press the button. These assignments are saved on your device and work in every project.

MIDI Monitor

The monitor shows the last control you moved (with its type and channel) and a list of recent messages — the quickest way to find a control's CC number. Novation Launch Control XL, Korg nanoKONTROL2, Akai APC mini mk2 and Behringer X-Touch Mini also get a live picture of the controller.

Common questions

Which MIDI controllers work?

Any class-compliant USB MIDI controller that sends CC messages, or a Bluetooth MIDI controller on iPhone and iPad. The Launch Control XL, nanoKONTROL2, APC mini mk2 and X-Touch Mini also get a live view in the MIDI Monitor.

Is MIDI control free?

MIDI control of settings is part of Pro, together with audio reactivity and LFOs.

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