Regroove Meister

SETTINGS

CONFIGURATION FILE (.RCX)

RECEIVE SPP POSITION

Show position bar

Displays a visual position indicator when receiving MIDI Song Position Pointer messages

ABOUT

Regroove Meister v2.0 (Device System)
WebMIDI Controller Interface
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Name	MIDI Ch	Device ID	MIDI Output	Default
No device instances configured Add a device instance to get started

Default Device: Pads and faders without explicit device binding will use the default device instance.

MIDI OUTPUT

MIDI OUTPUT PORT

Physical MIDI port for sending messages to Regroove and other devices

MIDI INPUT DEVICES

Select which MIDI input devices should be listened to. Disabled devices will not lock the hardware.

Device Name	Enabled
No MIDI input devices detected

MIDI CLOCK MASTER

Send MIDI Clock

Tempo (BPM):

MIDI INPUT ROUTING

Configure MIDI input routing:
OFF = Parse into actions (default) | PASS-THROUGH = Forward to output unchanged | DEVICE = Route to device with channel mapping

Input Device	Mode	Targets	Active
No MIDI input devices detected

MIDI MAPPINGS

From	Type	#	Action	Target
No MIDI mappings configured Use MIDI Learn to add mappings

WebRTC-MIDI CONNECTION

Receive MIDI over WebRTC from remote MIDI bridges. This allows Meister to receive MIDI from devices on other computers or network-isolated environments.

STATUS

Disconnected

TARGETS

SETUP CONNECTION

STEP 1: COPY OFFER FROM SENDER

The sender will generate an SDP offer. Paste it here.

STEP 2: COPY ANSWER TO SENDER

Copy this answer and paste it back into the sender to complete the connection.

💡 HOW IT WORKS

1. On the sender machine (MIDI bridge), generate an SDP offer
2. Copy that offer and paste it into STEP 1 above
3. Click "PROCESS OFFER" to generate an answer
4. Copy the answer from STEP 2 and paste it back into the sender
5. The connection will establish and virtual MIDI devices will appear

Key	Modifiers	Action
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EDIT PAD

LABEL (use \n for line breaks, {order} {pattern} {row} for position)

Examples: "Order {order}" or "Pat {pattern}\nRow {row}"

SUBLABEL (optional, supports {order} {pattern} {row})

MESSAGE TYPE

REGROOVE ACTION (supports both legacy CC and new action IDs)

Legacy CC values are still supported for backward compatibility

ACTION

SEQUENCER ACTION

SEQUENCER SCENE

Which sequencer scene to control

TRACK NUMBER

Which track to mute/solo

TARGET DEVICE

Which Samplecrate/Regroove device to control

SEQUENCE SLOT

Which sequence slot to control

CC NUMBER (0-127)

NOTE

OCTAVE

Selected: C-4 (60)

PROGRAM CHANGE (OPTIONAL)

Send program change before note on

MMC COMMAND

SYSEX ACTION

MIDI INPUT TO SWITCH

Select which MIDI input's routing to switch, or "All Inputs" to switch all configured routes

SOURCE

UPDATE MODE

Push mode for real-time updates, Poll mode to request status periodically

UPDATE INTERVAL (ms)

How often to update (lower = smoother, higher = less CPU)

DEVICE BINDING

Select which device instance this pad controls

EMBEDDED CC KNOB

Add rotary knob to pad

Embeds a mini rotary knob inside the pad for CC control

SECONDARY ACTION (SHIFT + CLICK)

ACTION

SECONDARY CC NUMBER (0-127)

SECONDARY NOTE NUMBER (0-127)

SECONDARY MMC COMMAND

EDIT MIXER SCENE

SCENE NAME

LAYOUT

QUICK TEMPLATES

Click to auto-populate faders with template layout

POLLING INTERVAL

250ms

How often to poll devices when this scene is active. Lower = more responsive, higher = less MIDI traffic.

FADER SLOTS

Click a slot to configure it

EDIT FADER SLOT

FADER TYPE

LABEL

CC NUMBER (0-127)

MIN VALUE

MAX VALUE

CHANNEL NUMBER (0-7)

PROGRAM

DEVICE BINDING

Select which device instance this fader controls

SEQUENCER SCENE

Select which sequencer scene to control

TRACK NUMBER (1-4)

Which track to control (volume/mute/solo)

NEW EFFECTS SCENE

SCENE NAME

DEVICE BINDING

Which device's effects to control

EFFECTS TARGET

Regroove Samplecrate

POLLING INTERVAL

250ms

How often to poll FX state. Lower = more responsive, higher = less MIDI traffic.

NEW PIANO SCENE

SCENE NAME

DEVICE BINDING

Which device instance to send notes to

MIDI CHANNEL

MIDI channel to send notes on (overrides device's channel if set)

DEFAULT OCTAVE

Starting octave when scene opens (can be changed with OCT +/- buttons)

PROGRAM CHANGE

Send program change message when scene loads (can be changed with PROG +/- buttons)

NEW SEQUENCER SCENE

SCENE NAME

NEW FIRE SEQUENCER

SCENE NAME

MODE

Compatible: Acts as Akai Fire hardware replacement
Linked: Controls internal sequencer scene

LINKED SEQUENCER

Which sequencer scene to control (device routing is handled by the sequencer)

MIDI CONTROL DEVICE

Select device from Devices Tab (defines MIDI I/O and device type)

DISPLAY RENDER MODE

Text mode for readability, Graphical mode to simulate physical Fire display

PERSISTENT (stay active in background)

When enabled, scene stays active when switching to other scenes (LEDs remain lit, MIDI input keeps working)

MIDI OUTPUT DEVICE

MIDI output for Fire Compatible mode

MIDI CHANNEL

MIDI channel for Fire Compatible mode

BUTTON LAYOUT REFERENCE

TOP ROW:

                            4 Knobs (VOL, PAN, FILT, RES) | LCD Display | SELECT Knob | ENTER (0x19) | Nav (L/R/U/D)
                        
TRACK ROWS:

                            4 Tracks × (Knob + SOLO/MUTE stack + 16 Steps grouped 4-4-4-4)
                        
BOTTOM ROW:

                            Left: STEP (0x2C), NOTE (0x2D), DRUM (0x2E), PERF (0x2F), SHIFT (0x30), ALT (0x31)
                        
                            Right: MODE (0x1A), BRWSR (0x21), PTRN (0x32), PLAY (0x33), STOP (0x34), RECORD (0x35)
                        
                            Note: SELECT is rotary encoder (CC 0x76). ENTER (0x19) toggles USER mode (VOL/PAN/LOW/HIGH).

EDIT CONTROL GRID SCENE

SCENE NAME

DEVICE BINDING

Controls in this scene will send MIDI to the selected device

GRID SIZE

Rows:

Columns:

💡 TIP

Right-click individual cells in the grid to edit pads, faders, and knobs

ADD DEVICE INSTANCE

DEVICE NAME

MIDI CHANNEL

SYSEX DEVICE ID (0-15)

MIDI OUTPUT

MIDI INPUT (optional)

Optional separate MIDI input port (useful for virtual MIDI routers)

DEVICE TYPE

Device type determines which state queries are sent

COLOR

#CF1A37

Color used for routing indicators and device identification

NEW PAD SCENE

SCENE NAME

GRID LAYOUT

POLLING INTERVAL

250ms

How often to poll devices when this scene is active. Lower = more responsive, higher = less MIDI traffic.

PAD CONFIGURATION

After saving, you can edit individual pads by right-clicking them

Scene will be created with empty pads.
Configure pads after creation by switching to the scene and right-clicking pads.

NEW SPLIT SCENE

SCENE NAME

PAD LAYOUT

Grid size for pads (columns × rows)

PAD POSITION

In portrait mode, pads always appear at top

POLLING INTERVAL

250ms

How often to poll devices when this scene is active. Lower = more responsive, higher = less MIDI traffic.

FADER SLOTS

Click slots to configure faders

💡 How to Configure

After saving the scene, switch to it and right-click pads to configure MIDI messages