M2Q-python
A powerful MIDI to Chamsys Remote converter designed to trigger playbacks, cuestacks and synchronize tap to tempo with MIDI Clock
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Event controller
A tool that converts MIDI messages into commands to control lighting and playback systems in live events.
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