Overview

Open source extensions to MIDI Mixer to allow users to control more than just audio.

Plugins provide you with the ability to extend MIDI Mixer and leverage its core concepts to provide control for any application with generic rules that can apply to any MIDI device. Control apps, games, or even hardware like Philips Hue lighting, helping other users get the most out of their device.

Plugins are strongly encouraged to be open source, and MIDI Mixer itself has a number of "official" open source plugins to use as examples over on GitHub.

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Known plugins

Name	Author	Description
Brightness	Jaggernaut555	Control the brightness of your monitors.
Discord	MIDI Mixer	Toggle mute/deafen, adjust input/output volume, and more.
Home Assistant / MQTT	Theo428	MQTT communication for controlling Home Assistant and other smart-home devices.
LiveSplit	Jaggernaut555	Control LiveSplit using buttons.
Nanoleaf	Jaggernaut555	Change the brightness, hue, and saturation of Nanoleaf panel groups.
OBS	MIDI Mixer	Control source volumes, scenes, and streaming status.
Philips Hue	MIDI Mixer	Control brightness and hue of Philips Hue lights and groups.
Spotify	Jaggernaut555	Control Spotify volume, skip tracks, play/pause, and add the current playing track to favourites.
Twitch	Jaggernaut555	Run ads and clip your Twitch.tv channel.
VoiceMeeter	Jaggernaut555	Control strips and busses. Works with VoiceMeeter, VoiceMeeter Banana, and VoiceMeeter Potato.
Wave XLR	anaisbetts	Control your Wave XLR device. Currently supports faders only.