Thank you for your excellent work. Just a small thing: To know not only which bank we are in, but also which selection within this bank. Solution 2 led's per button OR A little numerical display for the bank and then the led just for selection
At first I was shocked not to see a multiplexer, then I realized that you implemented button matrix. Congrats, great design. I made the same pedal last year, but with a multiplexer.
@@NerdMusician which is a problem you can solve by using diodes, like they do with QMK- and similarly devised (computer) keyboards! Thanks for this project btw, I will be building something similar soon to extend the functionality of my ampero mini - which takes midi over usb-c. Another commenter already asked about it; It would be great to have a break-out to hook up the arduino with other midi connection-types/plugs, to increase versatility and avoid external adapters!
Hello Gustavo, thanks for the awesome workshop! I have a couple of questions, if you don’t mind: 1. Why did you choose Fritzing to design your breadboard schematic instead of KiCad, which you use in your course for circuit design? 7:44 2. For the enclosure, what software did you use to design the template with the drill hole placements? Was it SolidWorks or something else? 8:16
That's great! What do you build next you ask? I think an extension of this one, so... maybe a pedal switcher? Something that will change the routing of the guitar pedals by programming it in software, like the Fender Switchboard.
Dude, your awesome! This opens another dimension for me! If I use an Arduino with more Pins, can I somehow put a good old round Midi Out Connector in this box?
This is amazing i have got it on the breadboard almost where i need it to be. The only issue i have at the moment is setting toggle, it's coming out as Note Toggle but i think i want CC Toggle. This is for use with Amplitude 5. Anyone got any ideas?
Hey there, Great video and tutorial! I have a quick question: at the 3:14 , you start using what looks like magnet wire. Why did you choose to use magnet wire there instead of covered copper wire like you did later at 3:56? Is there a specific reason for opting for magnet wire, or is that actually non-insulated copper wire?
Thank you for your excellent work.
Just a small thing:
To know not only which bank we are in, but also which selection within this bank.
Solution
2 led's per button
OR
A little numerical display for the bank and then the led just for selection
This is fantastic. Exactly what us guitar players are looking for. So versatile. I will be building one.
Awesome!
At first I was shocked not to see a multiplexer, then I realized that you implemented button matrix. Congrats, great design. I made the same pedal last year, but with a multiplexer.
This way you just can't press two buttons of the same column at the same time, but since it's not the goal with this project, it's not a problem.
@@NerdMusician which is a problem you can solve by using diodes, like they do with QMK- and similarly devised (computer) keyboards!
Thanks for this project btw, I will be building something similar soon to extend the functionality of my ampero mini - which takes midi over usb-c. Another commenter already asked about it; It would be great to have a break-out to hook up the arduino with other midi connection-types/plugs, to increase versatility and avoid external adapters!
This is DOPE! Beautiful work as always!!
Thankss
This is awesome, Gustavo!
Thanks!
Hello Gustavo, thanks for the awesome workshop!
I have a couple of questions, if you don’t mind:
1. Why did you choose Fritzing to design your breadboard schematic instead of KiCad, which you use in your course for circuit design? 7:44
2. For the enclosure, what software did you use to design the template with the drill hole placements? Was it SolidWorks or something else? 8:16
That's great! What do you build next you ask? I think an extension of this one, so... maybe a pedal switcher? Something that will change the routing of the guitar pedals by programming it in software, like the Fender Switchboard.
Dude, your awesome! This opens another dimension for me! If I use an Arduino with more Pins, can I somehow put a good old round Midi Out Connector in this box?
SWEET 😊
This is amazing i have got it on the breadboard almost where i need it to be. The only issue i have at the moment is setting toggle, it's coming out as Note Toggle but i think i want CC Toggle. This is for use with Amplitude 5. Anyone got any ideas?
as soon´as i set up different Pins for the Buttons it wont work anymore..... need 1 Row with 6 buttons for my modded FC-50 :(
Very nice project ...
Thanks a lot for sharing this in depth info
Hey there, Great video and tutorial! I have a quick question: at the 3:14 , you start using what looks like magnet wire. Why did you choose to use magnet wire there instead of covered copper wire like you did later at 3:56? Is there a specific reason for opting for magnet wire, or is that actually non-insulated copper wire?
Need this for my KP3+
Did you modify the core of KP3, or did you just add this MIDI to KP3?
I Had built one midi stomper,but potensio or exp pedal doesnt work, can you explain that issue
Olá Gustavo... por gentileza onde acho esses arquivos... da mesma forma do vídeo... fui no seu Github e não encontrei esse projeto...
Can the device also send real-time type Midi messages, or only normal Midi messages?
O controlador seria reconhecido por pedaleiras de guitarra?
Do you have a code for a simple midi to usb sustain for synth?
Absolutely amazing!! Both thumbs up!! Just one question, how to program a CC comand in toggle mode? toggle mode is only allowed for notes? greets
Is it possible to make this controller with midi trs connection?
Yes, I teach how to do this inside the Making Music with Arduino
Have you made something similar with a display? I think it would be a pedal that many of us is looking for.
Yes, the problem is cutting this aluminum to fit a display...
Que massa! Como é o nome da capinha do led?
How to send over midi jack?
I teach this inside the Making Music with Arduino!
@@NerdMusician thx, really help
Fala meu mano, blz? Poderia adicionar isso no nosso curso, criando algo mais avançado.
Pretendo!
where is the gethub link to download the files?
First tghing in the video description!
this is sick! is it possible to fit it with an 8 pin MIDI out?
Why 8, the standard is 5, then yes!
Onde fica o mecanismo de busca?
Como assim?
Na descrição do seu vídeo, tem um link com a busca, porém quando abre o link, não encontro a busca para ir para o arquivo que vc forneceu. Estranho.