Audiothingies midibro

Built upon the acclaimed and now discontinued MIDIpal by Mutable Instruments, the Midibro is a smart and small MIDI processor available as a DIY kit.
Insert it between a MIDI keyboard (or sequencer) and a MIDI sound module to unleash powerful compositional tools and effects.

• Arpeggiator: Arpeggiate your chords. 4 modes (up, down, up&down, random), 15 rhythmic patterns, adjustable tempo, rhythmical division, gate and groove, syncable to MIDI clock.
• Step sequencer: Record step-by-step a sequence of up to 128 notes (with ties, rests, slides and accents), and play it back with transposition. As simple and elegant as the classic SH-101 sequencer!
• Randomizer: Randomize note values, velocity, and send random CC at each key press.
• Keyboard-controlled drums sequencer. Control a drum module from a keyboard by triggering and combining patterns — one for each key of a 49 keys keyboard. Create mesmerizing Euclidean drum patterns.
• Chord memory: Enjoy the classic *chord memory* feature of early 80s synths.
• Delay. Up to 32 echo notes added after each note, transposition and velocity adjustment for creating feedback arpeggio effects, syncable to MIDI clock.
• Scale processor. Never miss a note in a solo… The scale mapper replaces each note you play by its nearest neighbour in one of the 25 preset scales. It can also transpose and add voicing/random harmonies.

• Clock: Make your MIDI setup groove! MIDI clock source with adjustable tempo and adjustable groove/shuffle/humanization patterns, from super-tight to funky.
• CC-LFO: Generate up to 4 tempo-synced LFOs and cyclic automation movements for any MIDI Control Change (CC) message.
• CC knob: Use the Midibro as a knob to send any CC or NRPN message.

• Dispatcher: Play a rack of monophonic synths like a polysynth. The Midibro will automatically route each note of a chord to a different MIDI channel.
• Monitor: Sometimes things go wrong with a MIDI setup… Use the Midibro as a trusted source to display the stream of MIDI messages coming from a cable.
• BPM counter: Use the Midibro to check the accuracy of a MIDI clock signal coming from a sequencer or drum machine.
• Splitter: Control several synths from a single keyboard by routing one half of the keyboard to a MIDI channel, the other half to another.
• Channel filter: Remove all MIDI messages coming from a specific channel.
• Channel Merger: Merge several MIDI channels into a single MIDI stream.
• Clock divider generates a slower subdivision of a MIDI clock.

The Midibro can also store 4 custom MIDI transform setups, each of them made of up to 4 filtering/remapping rules.