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Download Edmond-Setup.exe, run it, and launch the app from Start.
Edmond turns the Qanba Titan into a 16-pad MIDI drum controller for free Akai MPC Beats, including MPC 3 Beats. The white, baby-blue and red interface includes pad banks, note repeat, velocity control and Panic. Click Add to MPC to create the built-in route, install the MIDI map, configure the input and open MPC.
Requires updated Windows 11 25H2 or later (x64) with Windows MIDI Service. The self-contained per-user installer includes Python, Qt, MIDI support and host setup. No separate loopMIDI utility, MIDI driver, SDK or post-install routing download is needed. The DAW and its instruments are installed separately.
Validation: 146 source tests passed; real MIDI receipt with matching note-offs passed on both native routes. Installed fresh/upgrade startup and native routing, shortcuts, uninstall and preference/file preservation passed. MPC and FL Studio opened the native endpoints. Fresh physical Titan play, audible DAW output and final DAW UI profile selection remain documented hands-on checks, not claimed test passes.
If the DAW is already running, the app waits for you to close it, then completes setup and reopens it. It does not terminate a DAW or discard its project. Preferences survive upgrades and uninstall.
Setup guide · Verification details. SHA256SUMS.txt covers every downloadable payload.
Shared application source is in ProjectVega v1.0.1; its complete source ZIP and the default MIDI map are attached.