Hardware Connections & Specs
All connection ports are located on the rear panel of the device.
1. Power (USB-C & Barrel Jack)
The MVP is designed to be USB bus-powered via the HOST port when connected to a computer.
Optional Power Supply: If you are using the MVP without a computer (standalone) or if your computer's USB ports are underpowered, use the included DC power adapter.
2. MIDI Input (5-Pin DIN)
Standard 5-pin MIDI input for connecting MIDI controllers, pedalboards, or any other MIDI equipment directly to the MVP.
3. Ethernet Port
A gigabit connection used for Lighting and network control:
Art-Net: Outputs lighting data to Art-Net nodes. Up to 16 Universes.
RTP-MIDI: Allows control of the MVP over a local network (Network MIDI).
4. HDMI Output
Supports video displays up to 4K resolution. Connect this directly to your projector, video wall processor, or monitor.
5. HOST Port (USB-C)
This is the primary connection for computer-based setups. A single USB-C cable handles three functions simultaneously:
Power: Powers the MVP via USB bus power.
MIDI: The MVP appears as a class-compliant MIDI device on your computer (no drivers required).
UI Access: Provides access to the MVP User Interface. Once connected, open a browser and navigate to
http://mvp.local.
6. USB-A Ports
Connect external peripherals to control the MVP:
USB MIDI Controllers: All Class-compliant MIDI devices.
USB Keyboards: Trigger video and lighting cues via keystrokes.
7. Audio In (LTC)
Accepts a Linear Timecode (LTC) audio signal for triggering video and lighting playback to an external timecode source.
8. Storage Space: 100GB
Enough space for more then 10 hours of high quality 4K video or 27 hours of 1080p.
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