Hello,
I have already built a few MIDI devices based upon the Teensy 3.6, thanks to its USB host port.
Usually I connect a (single) MIDI controller to the host port and then process the MIDI messages it sends.
Now I would like to build a device where one can plug more MIDI USB devices to the host port.
Say a controller (AKAI MPK25, for example) and a synth module (say Behringer JT-4000).
Let's say I want to forward MIDI messages from the Akai keyboard to the Behringer synth.
How do I recognize if a MIDI device connected to the host port is a "controller" or a "receiver", that is a keyboard (which sends notes to be played) or a synth module (which plays the received notes)?
I looked at the example in the title ("Interface_16x16.ino"), but it just forwards all non-sysex messages from any device to any other device, without checking the role of the device (controller or sound module).
Or maybe I'm missing something obvious?
Thanks for any suggestion
Fernando
I have already built a few MIDI devices based upon the Teensy 3.6, thanks to its USB host port.
Usually I connect a (single) MIDI controller to the host port and then process the MIDI messages it sends.
Now I would like to build a device where one can plug more MIDI USB devices to the host port.
Say a controller (AKAI MPK25, for example) and a synth module (say Behringer JT-4000).
Let's say I want to forward MIDI messages from the Akai keyboard to the Behringer synth.
How do I recognize if a MIDI device connected to the host port is a "controller" or a "receiver", that is a keyboard (which sends notes to be played) or a synth module (which plays the received notes)?
I looked at the example in the title ("Interface_16x16.ino"), but it just forwards all non-sysex messages from any device to any other device, without checking the role of the device (controller or sound module).
Or maybe I'm missing something obvious?
Thanks for any suggestion
Fernando
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