This project takes the I2C MIDI relay from part 3 a little further and uses a serial to I2C MIDI relay to drive two different I2C MIDI peripherals. https://youtu.be/7rtbMMmw1Tk Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your experiments. I am not responsible for any damage to expensive instruments! These are the … Continue reading Arduino I2C MIDI Interface – Part 4
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Arduino I2C MIDI Interface – Part 3
This project builds on part 2 and takes the generic I2C MIDI interface and turns an Arduino into an I2C MIDI to serial MIDI relay. Note, in part 4, I show how one I2C MIDI controller can send to two I2C MIDI peripherals. https://youtu.be/ppDWNh1-FkY Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for … Continue reading Arduino I2C MIDI Interface – Part 3
Arduino I2C MIDI Interface – Part 2
Following on from my Arduino I2C MIDI Interface, this project looks at what is required to get "raw I2C MIDI" working between two Arduinos. In part 1, I used a I2C/IIC to serial module to develop an I2C MIDI interface. In this part, I've developed a "raw" I2C to MIDI transport layer. In part 3, I … Continue reading Arduino I2C MIDI Interface – Part 2
Pico Dual-core MIDI Visualisations
I started this project as I had just bought two new toys from The Pi-Hut: Waveshare RGB Full-colour 16x10 LED Matrix Panel Waveshare 4-Digit 8-Segment Display Module My initial thinking was to re-run the Pico Unicorn MIDI Visualiser and the Arduino MIDI 7 Segment Controller with these new devices and a Pico. But whilst playing around, I … Continue reading Pico Dual-core MIDI Visualisations
Arduino I2C MIDI Interface
This is one of those "I wonder if..." projects. There is little reason for anyone to really do this, but I have a board that only has I2C for IO and naturally I got wondering if it was possible to do MIDI over the I2C interface. This is starting simply, trying it with a standard … Continue reading Arduino I2C MIDI Interface
Lo-Fi Orchestra – John Miles Music
The Lo-Fi Orchestra presents this performance of "Music" by John Miles. "Music was my first love, and it will be my last.Music of the future, and music of the past. To live without my music, would be impossible to do.In this world of troubles, my music pulls me through." -- John Miles (1947-2021) … Continue reading Lo-Fi Orchestra – John Miles Music
MIDI IN for the Raspberry Pi Pico
I was in need of another MIDI IN device, so I thought it would be useful to have another "pack" style interface that supported MIDI IN for new MIDI monitoring type projects. You can see all the other DIY options for Pico MIDI interfaces here: DIY MIDI Interfaces. Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second … Continue reading MIDI IN for the Raspberry Pi Pico
Raspberry Pi Pico Multi MIDI Router
In this project I've combined my Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI Channel Merger and my Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI Channel Router to create a more general 6-IN, 6-OUT MIDI routing device. This project uses the two hardware UARTs on a Raspberry Pi Pico along with four "PIO" UARTs to give the six MIDI IN and OUT ports. Part … Continue reading Raspberry Pi Pico Multi MIDI Router
Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI Channel Merger
This is my second try at using the Raspberry Pi Pico Programmable Input Output (PIO) peripherals. My previous attempt was for a MIDI channel router. This time, I'm building a MIDI channel merger. The basic idea is to use the Raspberry Pi PIO to create 8 MIDI IN ports and merge them all into a … Continue reading Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI Channel Merger
Pico Unicorn MIDI Visualiser
I've been waiting to use my Pimoroni Unicorn Pack for the Raspberry Pi Pico for some time, so decided to start off with a remake of my TFT MIDI Display - Part 3. https://youtu.be/-Sd64LAgyfw Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your experiments. I am not responsible for any damage to expensive … Continue reading Pico Unicorn MIDI Visualiser