lafamilia19
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Hi,
Project description
I want to track my piano practice sessions (start and end time) using a teensy board. I have a Midi to USB cabel which I will use to connect the piano to the teensy board. The teensy board should have a wifi modul to upload the results to my server from time to time.
Signal flow should look like this:
Piano: Midi out ====> USB =====> Teensy USB input =====> Wifi ======> My server
Unfortunately, I am a bit confused which board I should get and if I need additional shields/boards.
According to this site "Using USB Midi" only the boards Teensy 2.0, Teensy++ 2.0, Teensy LC and Teensy 3.0 to 3.6 are supported.
Do I understand that correctly?
Then I need to add Wifi functionalty. I guess using an Adafruit's ESP8266 should work, shouldn't it?
This seems to be the best option according to this post.
Here it says that the teensy board can't act as a usb midi host. Do I have to worry about it?
Would it be simpler for me to just us a raspberry pi?
Thanks for your help!
Project description
I want to track my piano practice sessions (start and end time) using a teensy board. I have a Midi to USB cabel which I will use to connect the piano to the teensy board. The teensy board should have a wifi modul to upload the results to my server from time to time.
Signal flow should look like this:
Piano: Midi out ====> USB =====> Teensy USB input =====> Wifi ======> My server
Unfortunately, I am a bit confused which board I should get and if I need additional shields/boards.
According to this site "Using USB Midi" only the boards Teensy 2.0, Teensy++ 2.0, Teensy LC and Teensy 3.0 to 3.6 are supported.
Do I understand that correctly?
Then I need to add Wifi functionalty. I guess using an Adafruit's ESP8266 should work, shouldn't it?
This seems to be the best option according to this post.
Here it says that the teensy board can't act as a usb midi host. Do I have to worry about it?
Would it be simpler for me to just us a raspberry pi?
Thanks for your help!