MIDI controlled LED strip - Part 3, digital piano
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- čas přidán 4. 01. 2021
- I got a digital piano (Yamaha P125b) connected to a WS2812b (neopixel) strip of RGB LEDs.
The piano is connected to a computer using USB, and the computer outputs MIDI through a USB to MIDI interface which connects to the LED Strip interface. The computer is running MIDIOX
These demos were possible after a bunch of bug fixes and a major code rewrite, but all is well now. The code will serve as the foundation for future versions, where we can make more complicated and interesting patterns. - Věda a technologie
Great project! You think it would be possible to match the colours to the velocity of your played sounds or to the pitch? Kind of like making the harmonics visible. Keep doing what you doing, really appreciating it, thank you :)
can i have the code please?
dude thats so cool
Hi i am Leandro from argentina and I am impressed with all the things you are doing with mainframe!!! I am a teacher and also a musician I am interested on live performance and I have just finish an Arduino project similar to this one and I would like to know if some of the versions of your code is available for download or buy? .....thank you!!
nice
ok cool
How did you do that
Is it posible to make it without a PC?
Do you mean, design/build it without a PC or use it without a PC?
@@SyntheticState i Mean it can be used without pc. I am making a school project and I wanted to make this with only an arduino, ledstrip and a midi piano. Can the notes be read by the midi cable to a optocouler en to the RX pin?
@@KilianLouer Ah ok so it depends on your midi piano and how you set up the Arduino. If your piano has only midi through usb, you'll need to set up the arduino to read midi data from the usb port. I haven't tried that yet but I believe it's possible. My piano has usb, so I had to go usb to the pc, then usb-midi interface from pc to arduino since I only have the 5-pin midi connector on my arduino.
If your piano does have the 5 pin midi connector, then you can go straight to the arduino
@@SyntheticState yes my piano has the MIDI OUT. Thanks for the information. I appreciate it. I hope it is going to work.
@@KilianLouer Great, good luck!