Feature Request: MIDI / SysEx LED Feedback Support for All Indicators
Quote from jainuriptc1 on May 15, 2026, 5:54 amHello Admin, I have a feature suggestion for this application.
It would be great if the LED indicators for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break could send MIDI feedback to external MIDI controllers, similar to the existing MIDI Clock feedback feature.
So when Intro, Variation, Ending, or Break is active, the application sends MIDI Note or MIDI CC feedback, allowing LEDs on a MIDI controller to light up and stay synchronized in real time.
It could also use MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages for more flexible and advanced LED control.
Example:
- Variation A active → send MIDI feedback for Variation A LED
- Intro active → Intro LED lights up on the controller
- Ending and Break also send realtime LED status feedback
This feature would be very useful for users with custom MIDI controllers and LED indicators during live performances.
Hello Admin, I have a feature suggestion for this application.
It would be great if the LED indicators for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break could send MIDI feedback to external MIDI controllers, similar to the existing MIDI Clock feedback feature.
So when Intro, Variation, Ending, or Break is active, the application sends MIDI Note or MIDI CC feedback, allowing LEDs on a MIDI controller to light up and stay synchronized in real time.
It could also use MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages for more flexible and advanced LED control.
Example:
- Variation A active → send MIDI feedback for Variation A LED
- Intro active → Intro LED lights up on the controller
- Ending and Break also send realtime LED status feedback
This feature would be very useful for users with custom MIDI controllers and LED indicators during live performances.
Quote from fnfunkin on June 16, 2026, 9:03 amQuote from jainuriptc1 FNF on May 15, 2026, 5:54 amHello Admin, I have a feature suggestion for this application.
It would be great if the LED indicators for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break could send MIDI feedback to external MIDI controllers, similar to the existing MIDI Clock feedback feature.
So when Intro, Variation, Ending, or Break is active, the application sends MIDI Note or MIDI CC feedback, allowing LEDs on a MIDI controller to light up and stay synchronized in real time.
It could also use MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages for more flexible and advanced LED control.
Example:
- Variation A active → send MIDI feedback for Variation A LED
- Intro active → Intro LED lights up on the controller
- Ending and Break also send realtime LED status feedback
This feature would be very useful for users with custom MIDI controllers and LED indicators during live performances.
I would love to see this feature added. I use external MIDI controllers during live performances, and having LED feedback for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break would make it much easier to stay synchronized without constantly checking the screen.
Quote from jainuriptc1 FNF on May 15, 2026, 5:54 amHello Admin, I have a feature suggestion for this application.
It would be great if the LED indicators for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break could send MIDI feedback to external MIDI controllers, similar to the existing MIDI Clock feedback feature.
So when Intro, Variation, Ending, or Break is active, the application sends MIDI Note or MIDI CC feedback, allowing LEDs on a MIDI controller to light up and stay synchronized in real time.
It could also use MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages for more flexible and advanced LED control.
Example:
- Variation A active → send MIDI feedback for Variation A LED
- Intro active → Intro LED lights up on the controller
- Ending and Break also send realtime LED status feedback
This feature would be very useful for users with custom MIDI controllers and LED indicators during live performances.
I would love to see this feature added. I use external MIDI controllers during live performances, and having LED feedback for Intro, Variation, Ending, and Break would make it much easier to stay synchronized without constantly checking the screen.