Product Support
Email Support
Technical support for MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless is available via email.
To receive technical support, or to ask questions before purchasing, please send an email to
Mailing List
We encourage you to join the community of users on the MidiTronTM email list. We give technical support via the list as well, plus you can trade experiences and patches with other users. To join, send an email to
with subscribe miditron-list in the message body.
FAQ
Q: Are MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless "plug and play"?
A: Not entirely, but close. The manuals provide diagrams which show you how to wire many popular sensors and devices plus sources for parts, sensors and more information. Configuration is easy using the provided software.
Q: I have no programming experience. Will I be able to use MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless?
A: MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless do not require any programming experience. You can use them to drive any program or device that receives MIDI, and you can drive MidiTronTM outputs from any program or device that sends MIDI. The supplied software allows you to configure them for the needs of your program or device.
Q: I have no electronics experience. Will I be able to use MidiTronTM?
A: The MidiTronTM documentation has special sections to guide people without electronics experience. We also provide references to several excellent Internet resources for learning the basics of hooking up electronics. Plus, we're always available on the MidiTronTM email list to help guide you.
Q: Do they work well with Max/MSP/Jitter?
A: Yes, very well. MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless work with the standard MIDI input and output objects (no special objects required), and the examples and configuration software are written in Max.
Q: Do you sell pre-wired sensors and devices?
A: Not currently, however the documentation provides a source list for ordering many popular sensors at less expensive retail prices than others' pre-wired sensors. MidiTronTM Wireless also accepts many 3-pin sensors made by other manufacturers.
Email Support
Technical support for MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless is available via email.
To receive technical support, or to ask questions before purchasing, please send an email to
Mailing List
We encourage you to join the community of users on the MidiTronTM email list. We give technical support via the list as well, plus you can trade experiences and patches with other users. To join, send an email to
with subscribe miditron-list in the message body.
FAQ
Q: Are MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless "plug and play"?
A: Not entirely, but close. The manuals provide diagrams which show you how to wire many popular sensors and devices plus sources for parts, sensors and more information. Configuration is easy using the provided software.
Q: I have no programming experience. Will I be able to use MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless?
A: MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless do not require any programming experience. You can use them to drive any program or device that receives MIDI, and you can drive MidiTronTM outputs from any program or device that sends MIDI. The supplied software allows you to configure them for the needs of your program or device.
Q: I have no electronics experience. Will I be able to use MidiTronTM?
A: The MidiTronTM documentation has special sections to guide people without electronics experience. We also provide references to several excellent Internet resources for learning the basics of hooking up electronics. Plus, we're always available on the MidiTronTM email list to help guide you.
Q: Do they work well with Max/MSP/Jitter?
A: Yes, very well. MidiTronTM and MidiTronTM Wireless work with the standard MIDI input and output objects (no special objects required), and the examples and configuration software are written in Max.
Q: Do you sell pre-wired sensors and devices?
A: Not currently, however the documentation provides a source list for ordering many popular sensors at less expensive retail prices than others' pre-wired sensors. MidiTronTM Wireless also accepts many 3-pin sensors made by other manufacturers.