Hi,
thanks again on so much effort that went into these products. Much appreciated.
I am experimenting with MIDI.
I would like to see if i can make my Teensy the central HUB of my MIDI setup. Doing some midi-routing, and filtering/translating messages. Maybe even add some Arpeggio or step-sequencer capabilities.
I have an Arturia Keystep connected via USB which works great.
I have an Behringer BCR-2000 connected via USB working great.
I have a hardware midi output on Hardware Serial 1 to a Dave Smith Mopho working great.
Two devices that i can't get to work are both M-Audio. An really oldskool M-Audio Oxygen 8 and an M-Audio MIDIMAN 2x2 interface (http://m-audio.com/products/view/midisport-2x2-anniversary-edition).
I have everything connected through some dumb USB-Hub. So even the devices that ARE working connect through same hub. So i don't think the hub is the issue.
I am using the Midi 16x16 example to do the tests.
Is there some way to enumerate the connected usb midi devices and to which midi "port" they are connected? So in the example code there is an number of "ports" called midi01 through midi10.
They are combined in this array midilist.
So can i detect and send text to the serial monitor what device is connected to what "port"
Also, both these m-audio devices present themselves as a multi-port interface to a computer. Is this supported in the usbhost midi implementation of Teensy?
Last question: In the USBHost library i see the option of printing debug messages. How can i turn this on?
i added #define USBHOST_PRINT_DEBUG 1 to the beginning of my sketch, but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Thanks a lot!
Patrick
thanks again on so much effort that went into these products. Much appreciated.
I am experimenting with MIDI.
I would like to see if i can make my Teensy the central HUB of my MIDI setup. Doing some midi-routing, and filtering/translating messages. Maybe even add some Arpeggio or step-sequencer capabilities.
I have an Arturia Keystep connected via USB which works great.
I have an Behringer BCR-2000 connected via USB working great.
I have a hardware midi output on Hardware Serial 1 to a Dave Smith Mopho working great.
Two devices that i can't get to work are both M-Audio. An really oldskool M-Audio Oxygen 8 and an M-Audio MIDIMAN 2x2 interface (http://m-audio.com/products/view/midisport-2x2-anniversary-edition).
I have everything connected through some dumb USB-Hub. So even the devices that ARE working connect through same hub. So i don't think the hub is the issue.
I am using the Midi 16x16 example to do the tests.
Is there some way to enumerate the connected usb midi devices and to which midi "port" they are connected? So in the example code there is an number of "ports" called midi01 through midi10.
They are combined in this array midilist.
So can i detect and send text to the serial monitor what device is connected to what "port"
Also, both these m-audio devices present themselves as a multi-port interface to a computer. Is this supported in the usbhost midi implementation of Teensy?
Last question: In the USBHost library i see the option of printing debug messages. How can i turn this on?
i added #define USBHOST_PRINT_DEBUG 1 to the beginning of my sketch, but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Thanks a lot!
Patrick