Integrating MidiStickers with other software

One exciting use of MidiStickers is in integration with other MIDI software. In this guide, we will show one example of such integration with MuseScore, the popular music notation software. In Windows, we’ll need a Virtual loopback MIDI Cable software for that, of which we strongly recommend LoopMidi.

Creating a Virtual MIDI port with LoopMidi

Once LoopMidi has been installed in your system, run the application and create a Virtual MIDI Port, before starting MidiStickers and MuseScore.

Let’s call it “MidiStickers Loopback Port”. This MIDI Port will route MuseScore MIDI output to MidiStickers MIDI Input.

Setting up MuseScore output

Now open MuseScore and set the I/O settings so that the MIDI Output will be sent to the “MidiStickers Loopback Port”.

Setting up MidiStickers input

In MidiStickers, open the Settings Window and enable input for “MidiStickers Loopback Port”.

That’s it, by now you should be able to use MidiStickers as an overlay with MuseScore or any other MIDI software.