I really LOVE yout channel ! I m building my first home made controller (16 buttons on/off, 8 sliders, 8 potentiometers, 1 mini joystick, and a LCD) Hope i will find answers
Wow sounds great. I cant answer your questions but I have one: Do you think I can have midi out AND midi in on the Arduino ? So then if I connect it to a midi cable usb on the arduino side and a split midi in/out cable to an instrument then I can send a command to the arduino interactivelly ?
Thanks for these videos. Could you please help me a bit. I am thinkin to send MIDI notes from my DAW to Arduino via USB cable and turn the MIDI input data into corresponding LED on and off. So my question is, can I use Arduino as MIDI device to receive MIDI data via USB cable and what model? Due? You are here teaching midi out from Arduino to DAW but I want it other way. Could you do a video about it? And also can one Arduino act as multiple MIDI ports. Thanks!
I haven't used the Due, but I use the Pro Micro for that. Ia have many classes to do what you want inside the Making Music with Arduino course: go.musiconerd.com/making-music-with-arduino
Hello from France ! Did you make a video on the arduino mega? I know that midi does not work with the arduino mega. You have to change something to make it work.
In my couse I teach how to do it, but basically you need the MIDI.h library instead of the MIDIUSB. Also, you need a thir party software called Hairless MIDI.
Gustavo adquiri o curso a "pouco tempo" e tenho uma dúvida. Talvez vc conheça os teclados nord electro que não possuem pitch bend e modulation. Seria possivel contruir esses controles de forma segura com arduino, conectando a entrada mdi do nord? alem claro da alimentacao do arduino.
hello thanks for your videos. I am making a very particular controller: the various potentiometers and buttons converge towards arduino through very long cables (about 3 meters) this because the comtroller will be autolized by a group of disabled children: each one will use only one potentiometer or one button. I am also using accelerators in some cases, where the boy struggled to rotate the potentiometer. I wanted to ask you if there was a way to have a more stable reading? perhaps the length of the cables increases the inaccuracy of the reading, however, but it does so even when the length is not excessive. can I write something that can increase my tolerance? I'm using your code (not the full one, the lighter one). Thanks in advance
Wow sounds great. I cant answer your questions but I have one: Do you think I can have midi out AND midi in on the Arduino ? So then if I connect it to a midi cable usb on the arduino side and a split midi in/out cable to an instrument then I can send a command to the arduino interactivelly ?
I want to send from (midi out ) AND To (midi in) the arduino controller. Can I specify if a keypress happens an instrument connected to the computer, a certain code is executed on the arduino and sent to the instrument connceted and it plays? So it acts like a controller with midi in and out.
Yes, every MIDI lib will allow you to listen to MIDI messages and then you can use those values to do whatever you want, like turning on LEDs or sending other MIDI messages.
@@NerdMusician One more question: If my other controller sends a CC to an arduino, and I have code then doing something as a reaction, which CCs are best for that custom action? Thanks
Good coding primer. Thanks for sharing.
I learned a lot! Thank you so much!
I really LOVE yout channel ! I m building my first home made controller (16 buttons on/off, 8 sliders, 8 potentiometers, 1 mini joystick, and a LCD)
Hope i will find answers
You’re on the right channel. Good luck and have fun!
Nicee! Yeah, stick around you shall find your answers... ohmmmm (see what I did?)
@@untitled746 Thankss, man!
Wow sounds great. I cant answer your questions but I have one: Do you think I can have midi out AND midi in on the Arduino ? So then if I connect it to a midi cable usb on the arduino side and a split midi in/out cable to an instrument then I can send a command to the arduino interactivelly ?
thx for all your tips
I would like to know how to use the Arduino Leonardo to run an app on the smartphone using piezoelectric, for example: classic drum, real drum...
Thanks for these videos. Could you please help me a bit. I am thinkin to send MIDI notes from my DAW to Arduino via USB cable and turn the MIDI input data into corresponding LED on and off. So my question is, can I use Arduino as MIDI device to receive MIDI data via USB cable and what model? Due? You are here teaching midi out from Arduino to DAW but I want it other way. Could you do a video about it? And also can one Arduino act as multiple MIDI ports. Thanks!
I haven't used the Due, but I use the Pro Micro for that. Ia have many classes to do what you want inside the Making Music with Arduino course: go.musiconerd.com/making-music-with-arduino
Hey! Can you please build a ROLI SEABOARD type of a pressure touch MIDI controller ?
It's doable, but complicated. It's a capacitive matrix with silicone keys.
@@NerdMusician I also saw a video on Conductive ink embedded soft resistive sensor.
MIDI over standard midi-din or MID over USB ?
Hello from France !
Did you make a video on the arduino mega?
I know that midi does not work with the arduino mega.
You have to change something to make it work.
In my couse I teach how to do it, but basically you need the MIDI.h library instead of the MIDIUSB. Also, you need a thir party software called Hairless MIDI.
@@NerdMusician Thank you !🙂
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Gustavo adquiri o curso a "pouco tempo" e tenho uma dúvida. Talvez vc conheça os teclados nord electro que não possuem pitch bend e modulation. Seria possivel contruir esses controles de forma segura com arduino, conectando a entrada mdi do nord? alem claro da alimentacao do arduino.
Dá sim, tenho alguns alunos que fizeram exatamente isso!
hello thanks for your videos. I am making a very particular controller: the various potentiometers and buttons converge towards arduino through very long cables (about 3 meters) this because the comtroller will be autolized by a group of disabled children: each one will use only one potentiometer or one button. I am also using accelerators in some cases, where the boy struggled to rotate the potentiometer. I wanted to ask you if there was a way to have a more stable reading? perhaps the length of the cables increases the inaccuracy of the reading, however, but it does so even when the length is not excessive. can I write something that can increase my tolerance? I'm using your code (not the full one, the lighter one). Thanks in advance
Wow sounds great. I cant answer your questions but I have one: Do you think I can have midi out AND midi in on the Arduino ? So then if I connect it to a midi cable usb on the arduino side and a split midi in/out cable to an instrument then I can send a command to the arduino interactivelly ?
I want to send from (midi out ) AND To (midi in) the arduino controller.
Can I specify if a keypress happens an instrument connected to the computer, a certain code is executed on the arduino and sent to the instrument connceted and it plays? So it acts like a controller with midi in and out.
Yes, every MIDI lib will allow you to listen to MIDI messages and then you can use those values to do whatever you want, like turning on LEDs or sending other MIDI messages.
@@NerdMusician Great. Can I connect the arduino directly to another controller that has midi in/out..... How will the arduino be powered?
@@NerdMusician One more question: If my other controller sends a CC to an arduino, and I have code then doing something as a reaction, which CCs are best for that custom action? Thanks
DO NOT download the new version of this software. fking nightmare. jesus christ.