Quick Start

Create a direct MIDI route first. Add channel changes or transforms after you have confirmed that the basic connection works.

1. Connect your devices

Connect or open the MIDI source and destination you want to use. Neurode MIDI discovers available CoreMIDI endpoints automatically.

Open Routing. If an endpoint is missing, open the routing actions menu and select Refresh Devices.

2. Create a route

1. Under Sources, select the keyboard, controller, app, or port that sends MIDI.
2. Select Create Route. On wider layouts, the source details appear beside the source list.
3. Choose an input channel, or leave it set to all channels.
4. Choose a destination.
5. Choose a destination channel, or keep Same as Source.
6. Add an optional route name.
7. Select Save.

Play the source. The source and destination activity indicators should respond.

3. Check the signal path

Open Status to see System Activity and Signal Flow. For detailed counts and per-channel activity, open Tools → Statistics.

If the source is active but the destination is silent, confirm the destination's own MIDI input and audio settings before changing the route.

4. Add a transform

1. Return to Routing and open the route.
2. Expand Transform → NeuroScript.
3. Select Visual Builder to assemble a transform, Examples to load a starting point, or Edit Script to write NeuroScript directly.
4. Select Validate.
5. Select Apply or Save.

An empty transform passes MIDI through unchanged. A validation error prevents the edited script from replacing the active route.

Test a destination without hardware

Open Tools → Virtual Keyboard, choose a destination and channel, and play the on-screen keys. The keyboard sends directly to that destination; it does not test an existing source route.

Next steps

• Your first route in detail
• Routing basics
• Visual transforms and NeuroScript
• Troubleshooting