About the editor

Getting started

Watch a quick overview of how to get started with Midulate Mini and the online web editor

Control effects

Add, edit and delete effects to turn any MIDI-controllable effect into a modulation.

Each effect has its own parameters to refine settings.

Mute and Solo buttons make it easy to disable and enable specific effects.

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Integrated MIDI monitor

The built-in MIDI monitor means you can see a visual representation of the messages being sent.

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WIFI and USB

Connect to your device over WiFi as well USB so you can send changes without taking the device off your pedalboard.

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There are different ways to connect to your Midulate Mini to support different workflows. You can mix and match between them depending on whatever is convenient at the time.

USB

The M2D2 web editor allows you to connect using USB. This is usually the easiest way to get started.

Wifi - client mode

You can also connect your Midulate Mini to your Wifi network. Once connected you will be able to use the web editor over Wifi on a desktop computer using a Chrome-alike browser.

Since mobile browsers typically don't support the technologies required to connect to Midulate Midi, we have also baked a version of the editor into the device itself, specifically designed to work on mobile devices.

On networks that support it, the device will automatically make itself available at http://midulate.local. Otherwise you will need to use the IP address of the device to connect to. If you connect using the web editor over USB, in the settings you will be able to see the IP address the device is using.

Wifi - access point mode

Sometimes you may need to tweak things when out and about with no internet access or Wifi network. For these situations, Midulate Mini broadcasts its own Wifi network. You can connect to this and the editor will open automatically.

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