Microsoft has introduced a rebuilt MIDI platform inside Windows 11 that adds native support for MIDI 2.0 while strengthening existing MIDI 1.0 functionality.

Windows 11 now supports MIDI 2.0 and an enhanced MIDI 1.0 stack, bringing multi-client access, loopback, better timing, and improved stability for music creators.

Microsoft is rolling out the biggest MIDI audio upgrade in decades, and you can check if your PC is ready for it today.

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