Blackaddr
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As I've been on working some new audio effects for my Teensy Guitar Audio Shield, I often find it easier to control the effect parameters with a simple application running on my computer, rather than using my typical hardware MIDI controller.
I took the MIDI tester demo from the JUCE library and added a "Pedal Area" to it to provide some knobs and buttons for effect control. You can also change label names and save/load those changes.
By using the Teensy USB Midi library, this application makes it super easy to adjust digital effect parameters or anything else running on the Teensy you want to control with MIDI.
Here's a quick video so you can see it in action. I change the labels and twiddle the knobs a bit while it's controlling an analog delay effect.
You can download the Windows application here. I'm actually a Linux guy, so this runs just fine under WINE no problem.
http://www.blackaddr.com/downloads/
You can get the source code here though I find compiling other people's JUCE projects to never work due to MS Studio differences, but it's here if you wanna look at it.
https://github.com/Blackaddr/BAMidiTester
I took the MIDI tester demo from the JUCE library and added a "Pedal Area" to it to provide some knobs and buttons for effect control. You can also change label names and save/load those changes.
By using the Teensy USB Midi library, this application makes it super easy to adjust digital effect parameters or anything else running on the Teensy you want to control with MIDI.
Here's a quick video so you can see it in action. I change the labels and twiddle the knobs a bit while it's controlling an analog delay effect.
You can download the Windows application here. I'm actually a Linux guy, so this runs just fine under WINE no problem.
http://www.blackaddr.com/downloads/
You can get the source code here though I find compiling other people's JUCE projects to never work due to MS Studio differences, but it's here if you wanna look at it.
https://github.com/Blackaddr/BAMidiTester