Stage Performer

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About this app

Stage Performer turns your Android device into a live MIDI sound module.

Plug in one or more MIDI controllers, assign a SoundFont (.sf2) instrument to each channel,
and play — a native, low-latency synth engine renders every channel in real time, mixes them
through per-channel EQ and compression plus a shared reverb send, and plays it back through
your device's audio output. Built for musicians who need their rig to respond instantly and
never miss a note on stage.

KEY FEATURES

• Native low-latency engine — MIDI-to-audio round trip built and measured for live use, not
just casual playback.
• Multi-channel rig — assign a different SoundFont instrument to each of up to 32 channels,
each with its own volume, pan, mute/solo, 3-band EQ, and compressor.
• Shared reverb send — blend a common reverb bus across channels without eating extra CPU per
channel.
• Multiple MIDI devices — connect several controllers at once and route each one to the
channels you choose, with key-range splits and transpose per channel.
• Sessions — group your channel setup per song and switch your entire rig with a single tap,
a MIDI Program Change, or a footswitch.
• MIDI mapping — assign incoming MIDI messages to control volume, pan, mute, sends, and more.
• Projects — your whole setup (sessions, channels, sends, settings) is saved as a single
project file you can back up, duplicate, or move between devices.
• Panic button — instantly silence every channel and reset controllers if a stuck note ever
slips through.
• Live telemetry — a built-in Debug view shows real-time latency, render time, and voice
count so you can verify your buffer settings before you're on stage.

Stage Performer is landscape-only, designed to sit on a stand or table next to your gear
during a set.

Whether you're a solo keyboardist layering sounds, a multi-instrumentalist running several
controllers into one mix, or a musical director cueing patch changes song to song, Stage
Performer is built to be dependable when the lights are on and the audience is watching.