With the MIDI Bit, you can control your circuits from MIDI- enabled instruments and computer software. Send and receive MIDI messages, create your own MIDI controller with other Bits like the keyboard, and control Bits with software like Ableton Live, Logic, and Pro Tools.

The MIDI Bit functions by acting as a MIDI-to-voltage converter (MIDI "in" mode) and a voltage-to-MIDI converter (MIDI "out" mode). The MIDI Bit will show up in your DAW as a MIDI device.

The note range of the Bit is from C2 to C6. MIDI note C2 generates an output CV of 0.2V. Thereafter, the output CV increases by 1V/oct up to C6. Similar to the keyboard and micro sequencer Bits, this Bit has 2 outputs: a main bitSnap output that sends control voltages to other Bits and a TRIGGER OUT that sends a 5 volt signal to Bits when any MIDI note message is sent.

The MIDI Bit functions by acting as a MIDI-to-voltage converter (MIDI "in" mode) and a voltage-to-MIDI converter (MIDI "out" mode). The MIDI Bit will show up in your DAW as a MIDI device.

The note range of the Bit is from C2 to C6. MIDI note C2 generates an output CV of 0.2V. Thereafter, the output CV increases by 1V/oct up to C6. Similar to the keyboard and micro sequencer Bits, this Bit has 2 outputs: a main bitSnap output that sends control voltages to other Bits and a TRIGGER OUT that sends a 5 volt signal to Bits when any MIDI note message is sent.