The Arduino Pro Micro MIDI controller supports the following features: Modes of Operation: The controller supports multiple modes, such as SETUP_MODE, NORMAL_MODE, and AUTO_MODE. Modes can be changed using a specific keypad sequence - hold down-left + down-rigth keys for 2 seconds. MIDI Note...
If you are building your first MIDI Controller using an arduino you've likely already learned how to wire your buttons, leds and pots, but if you next stop is adding a TRS (tip/ring/sleeve) jack for an expression pedal or for dual footswitches the... ...
A library for creating Teensy MIDI controllers with support for hold or latch buttons, potentiometers, encoders, capacitive sensors, Piezo transducers and other velocity sensitive inputs with aftertouch. - joshnishikawa/MIDIcontroller
For many years, DIY MIDI Controller has taught its students how to build state of the art MIDI controllers from scratch.
1. MIDI controller for portable music devices, characterized by comprising a flat housing (1) with a operating knobs at its top, and a swing-arm (2) on a side of said housing (1), this arm (2 ) articulated on the back of the housing (1) along a transverse axis of rotation, compr...
Arduino based midi controller using ultrasonic sensors. Theremin - Laser Harp - Controlador MIDI - Ulstrasonico - ETHERUS by Multiman - Maledictis.
Minimal arduino-style controller notesTODO Keyboard keyboardSlightly less minimalGameTrak notesIntroGametrak rev1 modified for MIDI (and CV) GameTrak is a motion controller originally designed for Playstation 2 - where it seemed to have gotten support from two games ever -- and later also ...
I made a two-button footswitch for changing Helix patches up and down, using a generic (Elegoo) Arduino Nano board. It sends MIDI program change messages, and is endlessly customizable. Complete parts list: Hammond 1590a enclosure Elegoo nano (set of thr
The major issue when playing in real-time is the latency. To be able to use a controller as an instrument, we need to keep the latency as low as possible, preferably no higher than 4ms. Each piece of gear in a setup will add its own additional latency, be it a controller, computer...
HIDUINO: A firmware for building driverless USB-MIDI devices using the Arduino microcontroller This paper presents a series of open-source firmwares for the latest iteration of the popular Arduino microcontroller platform. A portmanteau of Human Interface Device and Arduino, the HIDUINO project tackles ...