Contact
Every Conversation Starts Here.
Whether you need technical support, have a feature suggestion, want to discuss a partnership, or simply want to say hello, we’d love to hear from you.
📧 One Inbox.
Questions. Ideas. Feedback. Partnerships. One inbox.
Every message is read by a real person.
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🎹 Technical Support
Need help connecting your MIDI equipment?
Having trouble configuring MIDIDeviceManager?
Questions about Searchable Instrument Indexes, SysEx imports, equipment compatibility, or troubleshooting?
We’re here to help fellow musicians get the very best from their MIDI equipment.
💡 Ideas & Feedback
Many MIDIDeviceManager features have been inspired by musicians just like you.
Have an idea?
A workflow improvement?
A feature request?
We’d genuinely love to hear it.
Every suggestion is carefully reviewed and helps shape the future of MIDIDeviceManager.
🤝 Partnerships
Interested in working with MIDIDeviceManager?
We welcome discussions with:
• MIDI hardware manufacturers
• Music retailers and distributors
• Reviewers and content creators
• Music educators and educational organisations
If you’d like to collaborate, we’d be delighted to hear from you. Own equipment MIDIDeviceManager does not yet support? Every piece of equipment MDM reads directly was worked out with a musician who had one on the bench. –See how equipment gets added.
📚 Resources
Looking for more information?
💁 Why We Do This
At MIDIDeviceManager, we believe musicians should spend less time fighting technology and more time making music.
Whether you’re a home studio enthusiast, a live performer, a worship musician, a teacher, or simply someone who loves making music, our goal is always the same:
Make MIDI simpler.
Every email, suggestion, bug report, and success story helps us improve MIDIDeviceManager for musicians everywhere.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
🛸 Who answers your email?
Usually Christian.
Occasionally Spock.
Sometimes Lt. Uhura.
Dr. McCoy insists the problem is not technical. (He signs his emails “Bones”)
Scotty keeps the warp core and the servers online.
Data keeps everything running smoothly.
Two Klingons are currently assigned to Quality Assurance under close supervision.
No redshirts are ever harmed while answering customer emails.