If it can be useful, I can provide a little Arduino sketch showing how to receive MIDI from usbMIDI, checking for the CC of your choice and using the CC value for whatever you want.
Once you have that integrated in...
In the meantime a re-tested the serial MIDI IN to serial MIDI OUT, connecting the OUT to a real MIDI monitor and not only to my musical expander and it proved to send out any sort of garbage too.
So I can assert that...
Hi Paul,
thank you very much for your deep analysis and suggestions!
Yes, I start thinking that is an hardware issue... especially now that I ha read your posts :rolleyes:
Mmmm, I built the MIDI interface...
Hi Pete, thanks for your feedback!
Hmmm, you are right, but that code is barely a copy-paste from the MIDI_3x3 example and I presumed it works.
I'm now upgrading to the latest Arduino and Teensyduino, for both...
So you would like to set say the threshold value of the noise gate (or any other paramater) not using an analog input of the teensy, but instead a value sent from the computer to the teensy via USB?
Is it right?
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I missed your posts at that time. Very nice instruments.
Have you documented your buildings? I'm in particular interested in how do you "read" the "fake strings" strum and your usage of touch buttons.
Very nice!...
I second the request ;)
Since it's powered by WordPress it should be just a matter of enabling it (or better: "disable disabling" ;)since I think RSS and ATOM are enabled by default on WP)
Thanks! :)
Stefano
The context:
In my MIDI Drawbar controller based on Teensy LC I use both usbMIDI and serial MIDI (i.e MIDI IN and OUT with DIN plugs).
The whole thing is configured so it can accept MIDI messages from both the IN (usb...
I'm not an expert at all, but I built a number of MIDI controllers using Teensy and even Arduinos, and me too I'd be concerned to such a radical change.
I'd suggest, as @JWScotSat said, to just add a simple i2c...
I missed your posts when you published them, but thanks for the description and the code too. Very inspiring (and very useful too, since I'm looking to wrap my head around OSC...)
In the last years I was more on...