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
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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
Arduino Multi MIDI Merge
I've already had a basic MIDI merge project, combining USB MIDI and serial MIDI into a single serial MIDI out (see Arduino USB MIDI Merge). This project takes that forward to provide the options for a whole range of MIDI IN interfaces merging to a single MIDI OUT. In Part 2 I develop the code … Continue reading Arduino Multi MIDI Merge
Raspberry Pi v1 Model B Synth Board
If you've been following along, you'll know I've been playing around with an original Raspberry Pi v1 model B as the engine for some digital sound synthesis. This is a slight project tangent to build an analog IO and MIDI add-on board. Note that this does not conform to any standard for Raspberry Pi add-ons … Continue reading Raspberry Pi v1 Model B Synth Board
“Bare Metal” Raspberry Pi Synth – Part 3
This project uses an off-the-shelf analog IO board for the Raspberry Pi for my "bare metal" Raspberry Pi v1 (model B) synth. Full index of posts in this series: Part 1: The basics of setting up an environment to build a “bare metal” Raspberry Pi synth application. Part 2: Adding potentiometer controls via an MCP3008 … Continue reading “Bare Metal” Raspberry Pi Synth – Part 3
“Bare Metal” Raspberry Pi Synth – Part 2
This post builds on part 1 and starts to add some IO handling code and simple synthesis code to the bare metal Raspberry Pi experiments. Full index of posts in this series: Part 1: The basics of setting up an environment to build a “bare metal” Raspberry Pi synth application. Part 2: Adding potentiometer controls … Continue reading “Bare Metal” Raspberry Pi Synth – Part 2
Arduino MIDI LED Step Sequencer with MCP3008
Having now experimented with an SPI eight-way analog to digital converter in the shape of the MCP3008, I wanted to build a step sequencer where the type of analog input was configurable. This project allows you to choose between the following options for controller the steps of the sequencer: The native analog inputs on the … Continue reading Arduino MIDI LED Step Sequencer with MCP3008
Arduino Mozzi FM Synthesis with MCP3008
I'm always on the look out for new ways of building control modules for my Arduino synthesizers, so when I discovered the MCP3008 SPI 8-channel analog to digital converter, I thought I'd give it a go with my Arduino Multi-pot Mozzi FM Synthesis. https://youtu.be/A5if3Y4u8aM Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your … Continue reading Arduino Mozzi FM Synthesis with MCP3008
JC Pro Macro (V2) MIDI Controller – Part 2
Following on from the JC Pro Macro (V2) MIDI Controller as a step sequencer, this project shows how it can be used as a generic MIDI controller. https://youtu.be/LjU9QdAnlJg 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 previous projects … Continue reading JC Pro Macro (V2) MIDI Controller – Part 2