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Reliable Live Routing ​

Neurode MIDI separates MIDI routing from its visual displays, but every performance setup should still be tested with the exact devices, connections, and scripts you plan to use.

Before a session ​

  • Connect every source and destination and confirm activity on each one.
  • Test Note On, Note Off, sustain, pitch bend, and clock messages that your setup uses.
  • Validate NeuroScript changes and listen to the result before saving them.
  • Confirm the master clock and clock destinations.
  • Save the setup in a named profile.
  • Keep Panic available for stuck notes.

If timing feels late or uneven ​

  1. Open Tools → Statistics and compare routing and transform latency.
  2. Test a direct route with no NeuroScript.
  3. Reintroduce transforms one at a time.
  4. Compare wired and wireless connections.
  5. Close other apps that are heavily using the device.

Latency depends on the MIDI interface, connection type, receiving software, device load, and transform logic. The app does not guarantee a universal latency figure.

iPhone and iPad ​

Background routing is optional under Settings → Performance. Test it on the device you will use; operating-system suspension and accessory behaviour can vary.

Neurode MIDI for macOS, iPhone, and iPad