Trying looping with Traktor too. But same like yourse here it sounds not really in time for me🤷♂
@GabrielRodrigues-br5qf10 сағат бұрын
Is very small: That's what she sad!
@pengain413 сағат бұрын
Channels like yours are one of the reasons I love Internet: source of high-quality inter-disciplinary open educational content with awesome end result. You rocks!
@lanphanhКүн бұрын
I have the ESP32 boards for previous project. Will this work the same way with ESP32 or do I have to buy the Ardruino board? Thanks,
@henearkrip2 күн бұрын
An amazing work!! Brillant!!
@TiếngĐànTôi2 күн бұрын
Excellent instruction! Do you have a tutorial to program the Arduino to print the output on a LED screen? Also is there a way to make the Arduino controller to learn the commands from the instrument or the device? Thank you so much in advance!
@TiếngĐànTôi2 күн бұрын
This is an excellent tutorial! I just have one question. Would you please tell us how to program a button to send multiple commands at once? Much appreciated you!
@araguet5 күн бұрын
Hi, this video is marvelous and the way you explain is perfect, and I want to try but I'm new with Arduino. I know that this was in 2016 and I want to know if there are an updated version, or I can use the Arduino One that is available today. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
@manuelreyescanaloficial6 күн бұрын
korimix tools don't work with catalina 10.14. My question is if I can load code in teensy only.
@yudhajufrie560510 күн бұрын
Hi can I use Arduino nano instead teensy?
@manuelreyescanaloficial15 күн бұрын
Hello I need buy this Ovb but I Dont know with is. Do you send my email the link for buy this pcb? Other components is ok
@timothyhuh331017 күн бұрын
Are there relays that you could recommend that would be suitable for audio line level bypass loops? I've been told that these relay modules introduce interference on audio signal.
@LAZARSELVA18 күн бұрын
It will work with usb AB cable?
@LAZARSELVA21 күн бұрын
Possible to do viceversa?
@M1music81121 күн бұрын
For some reason watched a piezoelectric lighter video and got like 5 more Now we’re to the good the good stuff back to synth engineering. Sick idea!
@GraemeSPa23 күн бұрын
It's taken me eight years to find this video.. The series is very easy to understand and the code solves a number of problems I was having with Arduino MIDI. I have been using an Allen Heath ZEDR-16 that has excellent MIDI capability - or did until the Firewire board died and A&H have no stock. I need to build a 16 fader channel with 32 buttons. I reckon I can add a routine to flash an LED on detecting MIDI activity, but extending the buttons to 24 by adding another mux is probably beyond me. Maybe I can build two of these with 16 buttons, set them to different MIDI channels and have the DAW buttons respond to the different incoming channels.
@milkymikez1005 күн бұрын
Cool share the project
@damiansegovia901725 күн бұрын
How many potentiometers can you have with Arduino UNO? only 6?
@cookedaudio26 күн бұрын
Is there an off-the-shelf adapter for MIDI to Arduino that one can plug in to the Uno?
@MikesTropicalTech29 күн бұрын
I followed your great step-by-step process to get a quote on my board that I built in Fusion 360. All of the part orientations were wrong, despite being correct in the F360 library and board layout. The 5 boards were cheap at about 7 Euros but assembly had a lot of fees, bumping from Economical to Standard due to the ESP32 module, and then the parts for a total of 137 euros. And they didn't have stock on 3 connectors that I selected from the LCSC catalog... I've decided to order the raw parts for 2 units, wherever I can find them, and have JLCPCB just fabricate the boards. At this point, it's the first go at a brand new design so I'm sure it's full of errors! When I finalize it I might order 5 assembled.
@ramkumarkoppuАй бұрын
Couldn’t not find this on your webpage, is it moved to somewhere else?
@kmyllou95Ай бұрын
Amazing project !!! i don't find the code 1.4 on your website (only the 1.2 is available). Could you please share the code and the PCB conception file? you don't talk about the mux lib in your video, this is works with MCD74HC4067 also?
@eross21Ай бұрын
do you have any video on how to build a 16 pad piezo midi drum module?
@marcusuniversАй бұрын
Awesome Video Series! 👍 One Port Type is missing: How I can make a Midi Thru Port work?
@EsraFisolfiАй бұрын
What a fantastic project, your tutorials are very inspiring.
@chrisrose1508Ай бұрын
Great design and project. Do you wish you’d had PCBWay do all the PCB assembly for you?
@tedysamsi8488Ай бұрын
How to make button solo/mute Channel CC massages for GM sound module please?
@tedysamsi8488Ай бұрын
How to make MIDI button hanel 10 /solo/mute please
@tedysamsi8488Ай бұрын
I want to make an Arduino midi conyroller like this. There are 2 GM sound modules like vs1053 or MT 32, but the second one is specifically for drums/percussion, Cistom Sound for playing back Midi songs. The sound module uses Channel 10 custom Midi sampler, the other uses GM Synth vs. 1053 controller uses Arduino. mega, esp32, or rp2040 pico which has 2 serial pins for these 2 midi and 2 midi out can you add code to the midi filter that you made thanks in advance best wishes tedy
@javascript6948Ай бұрын
Do you sell this pre made for those of us who cant do any of this ?
@Goo2869Ай бұрын
64 pots 1 cup
@babadivamusicprodАй бұрын
Following @edipciftic, your project is really beautiful and really perfectly functional... this is exactly what I was looking for... it would be great for me when xy pad is added to it....
@johndouglas4039Ай бұрын
Fantastic, would this work on a Tinsee 2?
@funkuncle999Ай бұрын
I like how you read minds at the beginning. Thanks, useful.
@plantpoweredmuscleАй бұрын
Is the sr-16 your main drums? I have one but recently got a tr8s but don’t know if it’s overkill for music like you play here. Thanks!
@flywittzbeats40082 ай бұрын
Teacher: whoa who are you and how did you get here!??? Me: I am the future version of that pesky little stinky child right there. (Points to child me) Teacher: okay I’m calling the cops, but first, since you actually look like him, I will entertain this… why are you here from the future??? Me: to tell you that in the future I learned math! Teacher: (laughs) okay well you’re definitely not helping your case cause that would be impossible! One last chance, who taught you math? Some crazy mathematician like Terence Tao?!!! Me: nope!!!! My pal Dave. Teacher: (dials 911)
@joshuaspears20032 ай бұрын
Thanks I'm going to try it
@FlightSim27032 ай бұрын
Hi everyone! Any body finished this project successfully, without editing the wiring or the provided code for make it work ? please respond, thanks
@NotesAndVolts2 ай бұрын
You can find the code in the blog post linked in the video description. The code is designed to be custom configured for your needs. I did a live stream where I build this from start to finish - you can find it HERE > kzread.infoellhUszaMZs?si=vMERkbTmbXUFdkV6
@FlightSim27032 ай бұрын
Well done, thanks so much, I will get started as soon as my part orders delivered, thanks for sharing 🥰👍
@FlightSim27032 ай бұрын
The main requirement to make it work is the data, which we need to upload in to Arduino, I wish you provided the exact link 😉
@11219tt2 ай бұрын
I am under the impression you can only read one pot at a time with a mux. This means you can't turn two pots at the same time and get them to send data. Is this correct?
@drdream1232 ай бұрын
This is great but i feel like all the steps you take are unneccesary.. i probably would just use photoshop and pick mm as unit of measure and design the entire thing in one step.. then import to kicad.. all those hole and alignment things are easily accomplished and redundant.. just a perspective from a graphic designer engineer.. but great video and great idea
@eross212 ай бұрын
what is your favorite board for usb midi class compliant ? i have tried pro micros, but they have been nothing but headaches when programming.
@areusmartinez83432 ай бұрын
huge
@pascaljean23332 ай бұрын
Thanks man, some folks want to charge big bucks for this info
@eDrumsInANutshell2 ай бұрын
I have sometimes very special questions about vst drumming. And there is a guy who created great patches and fixes for several DAWs but he only sells them. You have to book a Zoom meeting and he will set it up and explain it to you etc. Which is great. But also expensive. I don't know... is this an option? If not for a single person than for a small bunch of interested guys. Kind of a workshop, paid of course. For me, the biggest problem is not coding or electronics! It's the stupid case. I need a 4 to 5 slider midi fader box....but how to build that case, especially the slits for the faders. 😢
@XBASS2472 ай бұрын
I WANA PRESS PLAY ON ONE DEVICE TO START ALL CAN YOU HELP NO WIRES JUST MIDI LINK
@ctpctp2 ай бұрын
OMG FINALLY!!!!! I knew it had to be this easy, but I keep running into vids and tutorials that pile on the complexity. This is EXACTLY what I need to build a set of bass pedals for my Hammond XK-3. I love that I can just set the pin number, command, note, channel, and debounce IN ONE PLACE :-O I owe you a beer...or a coffee...or even a steak...whatever you want :-)
@marinkojukic64982 ай бұрын
Would all this muxing work with FSRs? and what about latency? Is it possible to avoid it and have real time readings and conversion to midi? I am planning on building fsr matrix with around 64 inputs, converting it to midi. So far i've bought arduino and make 5 of fsr work on analog inputs. Struggled as it is my first project ever, but it was a good day!
@11219tt2 ай бұрын
Dude!!!! You speak to me as a beginner and now I finally get it!!! Thank you!!!
@marinkojukic64982 ай бұрын
So far the best video and best channel for this stuff!
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Trying looping with Traktor too. But same like yourse here it sounds not really in time for me🤷♂
Is very small: That's what she sad!
Channels like yours are one of the reasons I love Internet: source of high-quality inter-disciplinary open educational content with awesome end result. You rocks!
I have the ESP32 boards for previous project. Will this work the same way with ESP32 or do I have to buy the Ardruino board? Thanks,
An amazing work!! Brillant!!
Excellent instruction! Do you have a tutorial to program the Arduino to print the output on a LED screen? Also is there a way to make the Arduino controller to learn the commands from the instrument or the device? Thank you so much in advance!
This is an excellent tutorial! I just have one question. Would you please tell us how to program a button to send multiple commands at once? Much appreciated you!
Hi, this video is marvelous and the way you explain is perfect, and I want to try but I'm new with Arduino. I know that this was in 2016 and I want to know if there are an updated version, or I can use the Arduino One that is available today. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
korimix tools don't work with catalina 10.14. My question is if I can load code in teensy only.
Hi can I use Arduino nano instead teensy?
Hello I need buy this Ovb but I Dont know with is. Do you send my email the link for buy this pcb? Other components is ok
Are there relays that you could recommend that would be suitable for audio line level bypass loops? I've been told that these relay modules introduce interference on audio signal.
It will work with usb AB cable?
Possible to do viceversa?
For some reason watched a piezoelectric lighter video and got like 5 more Now we’re to the good the good stuff back to synth engineering. Sick idea!
It's taken me eight years to find this video.. The series is very easy to understand and the code solves a number of problems I was having with Arduino MIDI. I have been using an Allen Heath ZEDR-16 that has excellent MIDI capability - or did until the Firewire board died and A&H have no stock. I need to build a 16 fader channel with 32 buttons. I reckon I can add a routine to flash an LED on detecting MIDI activity, but extending the buttons to 24 by adding another mux is probably beyond me. Maybe I can build two of these with 16 buttons, set them to different MIDI channels and have the DAW buttons respond to the different incoming channels.
Cool share the project
How many potentiometers can you have with Arduino UNO? only 6?
Is there an off-the-shelf adapter for MIDI to Arduino that one can plug in to the Uno?
I followed your great step-by-step process to get a quote on my board that I built in Fusion 360. All of the part orientations were wrong, despite being correct in the F360 library and board layout. The 5 boards were cheap at about 7 Euros but assembly had a lot of fees, bumping from Economical to Standard due to the ESP32 module, and then the parts for a total of 137 euros. And they didn't have stock on 3 connectors that I selected from the LCSC catalog... I've decided to order the raw parts for 2 units, wherever I can find them, and have JLCPCB just fabricate the boards. At this point, it's the first go at a brand new design so I'm sure it's full of errors! When I finalize it I might order 5 assembled.
Couldn’t not find this on your webpage, is it moved to somewhere else?
Amazing project !!! i don't find the code 1.4 on your website (only the 1.2 is available). Could you please share the code and the PCB conception file? you don't talk about the mux lib in your video, this is works with MCD74HC4067 also?
do you have any video on how to build a 16 pad piezo midi drum module?
Awesome Video Series! 👍 One Port Type is missing: How I can make a Midi Thru Port work?
What a fantastic project, your tutorials are very inspiring.
Great design and project. Do you wish you’d had PCBWay do all the PCB assembly for you?
How to make button solo/mute Channel CC massages for GM sound module please?
How to make MIDI button hanel 10 /solo/mute please
I want to make an Arduino midi conyroller like this. There are 2 GM sound modules like vs1053 or MT 32, but the second one is specifically for drums/percussion, Cistom Sound for playing back Midi songs. The sound module uses Channel 10 custom Midi sampler, the other uses GM Synth vs. 1053 controller uses Arduino. mega, esp32, or rp2040 pico which has 2 serial pins for these 2 midi and 2 midi out can you add code to the midi filter that you made thanks in advance best wishes tedy
Do you sell this pre made for those of us who cant do any of this ?
64 pots 1 cup
Following @edipciftic, your project is really beautiful and really perfectly functional... this is exactly what I was looking for... it would be great for me when xy pad is added to it....
Fantastic, would this work on a Tinsee 2?
I like how you read minds at the beginning. Thanks, useful.
Is the sr-16 your main drums? I have one but recently got a tr8s but don’t know if it’s overkill for music like you play here. Thanks!
Teacher: whoa who are you and how did you get here!??? Me: I am the future version of that pesky little stinky child right there. (Points to child me) Teacher: okay I’m calling the cops, but first, since you actually look like him, I will entertain this… why are you here from the future??? Me: to tell you that in the future I learned math! Teacher: (laughs) okay well you’re definitely not helping your case cause that would be impossible! One last chance, who taught you math? Some crazy mathematician like Terence Tao?!!! Me: nope!!!! My pal Dave. Teacher: (dials 911)
Thanks I'm going to try it
Hi everyone! Any body finished this project successfully, without editing the wiring or the provided code for make it work ? please respond, thanks
You can find the code in the blog post linked in the video description. The code is designed to be custom configured for your needs. I did a live stream where I build this from start to finish - you can find it HERE > kzread.infoellhUszaMZs?si=vMERkbTmbXUFdkV6
Well done, thanks so much, I will get started as soon as my part orders delivered, thanks for sharing 🥰👍
The main requirement to make it work is the data, which we need to upload in to Arduino, I wish you provided the exact link 😉
I am under the impression you can only read one pot at a time with a mux. This means you can't turn two pots at the same time and get them to send data. Is this correct?
This is great but i feel like all the steps you take are unneccesary.. i probably would just use photoshop and pick mm as unit of measure and design the entire thing in one step.. then import to kicad.. all those hole and alignment things are easily accomplished and redundant.. just a perspective from a graphic designer engineer.. but great video and great idea
what is your favorite board for usb midi class compliant ? i have tried pro micros, but they have been nothing but headaches when programming.
huge
Thanks man, some folks want to charge big bucks for this info
I have sometimes very special questions about vst drumming. And there is a guy who created great patches and fixes for several DAWs but he only sells them. You have to book a Zoom meeting and he will set it up and explain it to you etc. Which is great. But also expensive. I don't know... is this an option? If not for a single person than for a small bunch of interested guys. Kind of a workshop, paid of course. For me, the biggest problem is not coding or electronics! It's the stupid case. I need a 4 to 5 slider midi fader box....but how to build that case, especially the slits for the faders. 😢
I WANA PRESS PLAY ON ONE DEVICE TO START ALL CAN YOU HELP NO WIRES JUST MIDI LINK
OMG FINALLY!!!!! I knew it had to be this easy, but I keep running into vids and tutorials that pile on the complexity. This is EXACTLY what I need to build a set of bass pedals for my Hammond XK-3. I love that I can just set the pin number, command, note, channel, and debounce IN ONE PLACE :-O I owe you a beer...or a coffee...or even a steak...whatever you want :-)
Would all this muxing work with FSRs? and what about latency? Is it possible to avoid it and have real time readings and conversion to midi? I am planning on building fsr matrix with around 64 inputs, converting it to midi. So far i've bought arduino and make 5 of fsr work on analog inputs. Struggled as it is my first project ever, but it was a good day!
Dude!!!! You speak to me as a beginner and now I finally get it!!! Thank you!!!
So far the best video and best channel for this stuff!