CircuitPython USB to Serial MIDI Router

I've indirectly used USB and Serial MIDI with CircuitPython a few times now, but haven't explicitly shown how to use it as a simple USB (device) to serial MIDI converter.  This project shows how to do that.  Any CircuitPython device should be usable like this, but I've used this as an excuse to do something … Continue reading CircuitPython USB to Serial MIDI Router

Yet Another Toy Keyboard USB MIDI Controller – Part 2

So this follows on from the first part and adds MIDI, some buttons to control the keyboard and gives it a voice of its own. https://youtu.be/NUaCPR0LRTM Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your experiments.  I am not responsible for any damage to expensive instruments! If you are new to microcontrollers, … Continue reading Yet Another Toy Keyboard USB MIDI Controller – Part 2

Arduino USB MIDI Mux Pot Controller

The other application I wanted for my Arduino USB MIDI Mux Step Sequencer is as a general purpose MIDI controller.  In this case with 16 potentiometers mapped to MIDI CC messages. This is building on the following previous projects: Arduino USB MIDI Mux Step Sequencer Arduino and USB MIDI “Bare Metal” Raspberry Pi Synth – Part … Continue reading Arduino USB MIDI Mux Pot Controller

Arduino USB MIDI Mux Step Sequencer

This post revisits an older project - the Arduino MIDI Mux Step Sequencer.  Or more specifically, part 2 of that project that used an off-the-shelf 16-potentiometer shield for an Arduino Uno.  Except this time, I've paired it with the "upgrade" to my Arduino Uno to make it USB MIDI compliant. https://youtu.be/amagp7ANns4 Warning! I strongly recommend using … Continue reading Arduino USB MIDI Mux Step Sequencer

Toy Keyboard USB Matrix Decode with the Pi Pico – Part 2

Having added USB MIDI to my "Toy Keyboard" - I wanted the option to choose either USB or serial MIDI as the output.  This returns to the Toy Keyboard USB Matrix Decode with the Pi Pico project to add a serial port option. Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your experiments.  … Continue reading Toy Keyboard USB Matrix Decode with the Pi Pico – Part 2