actually it was my buddy bharat who did this work..
he is basically a computer sciences guy and he is basically a week old into embedded systems.
i thought it was pretty commendable for a software guy to achieve this in a week. so i posted it in the form.
I find it strange that the text refers to HID MIDI device, since the standard is USB-MIDI and has nothing in common with HID. USB-MIDI is its own USB Class, separate from the HID Class of devices.
Apparently the author has not yet switched over to fully compatible MIDI mode.
Do you know if it’s possible to use the arduino as an usb midi device with a sparkfun midishield? Using one or the other depending on the installation.
Hi brother, is it possible to add more buttons(push button) so, we can make at least an octave of midi keyboard. Please tell me i’ll wait for your reply.
I’d be glad if you refer me to some other links . Thanks alot your creation is amazing :)
(I/O extender might be specific I/O extender chips with a serial interface such as SPI or I2C, but you could also extend the number of I/O lines by using demultiplexer and multiplexer ICs)
That’s nice, I’ll look into it. Thanks.
Thank you so much Bharat. I’ll check that link. And thanks elli for your help. Well i knew that i/o ports can be increased by using shift register like 74hc595 etc. But i only need to understand the difference in codes of arduino for them. Anyways I’ll check that link and will ask you if i don’t understand. Thanks guys you’re awesome.
actually it was my buddy bharat who did this work..
he is basically a computer sciences guy and he is basically a week old into embedded systems.
i thought it was pretty commendable for a software guy to achieve this in a week. so i posted it in the form.
I find it strange that the text refers to HID MIDI device, since the standard is USB-MIDI and has nothing in common with HID. USB-MIDI is its own USB Class, separate from the HID Class of devices.
Apparently the author has not yet switched over to fully compatible MIDI mode.
@rsdio
I am the author, and a week after the earlier thingy was posted I came up with new version of that MIDI controller which can be considered as HID MIDI
Here is the link :
https://sites.google.com/site/bharatbhushankonka/home/usb-midi-footcontroler-2-0
Do you know if it’s possible to use the arduino as an usb midi device with a sparkfun midishield? Using one or the other depending on the installation.
Yes, check this link: https://sites.google.com/site/bharatbhushankonka/home/usb-midi-footcontroler-2-0
Hi brother, is it possible to add more buttons(push button) so, we can make at least an octave of midi keyboard. Please tell me i’ll wait for your reply.
I’d be glad if you refer me to some other links . Thanks alot your creation is amazing :)
The number of buttons you could add depends on the number of I/O pins on your arduino.
Check this link, for an improved version : https://sites.google.com/site/bharatbhushankonka/home/usb-midi-footcontroler-2-0
No, not really. You could almost always use an I/O extender if the MCU in question does not provide the desired amount of I/O pins.
(I/O extender might be specific I/O extender chips with a serial interface such as SPI or I2C, but you could also extend the number of I/O lines by using demultiplexer and multiplexer ICs)
That’s nice, I’ll look into it. Thanks.
Thank you so much Bharat. I’ll check that link. And thanks elli for your help. Well i knew that i/o ports can be increased by using shift register like 74hc595 etc. But i only need to understand the difference in codes of arduino for them. Anyways I’ll check that link and will ask you if i don’t understand. Thanks guys you’re awesome.