In this episode we are going to make our synth playable by connecting a USB-Midi keyboard. We'll also look at Key-Buffers, Last Note priority, and code optimization.
Hey Dave... U are awesome... Just wanted to let u know that.. I love to watch ur vids and will become a patron soon .. my internet sucks.. Anyways, I wanted to know if it's possible for u to do an Arduino code to turn old piano keybeds into usuable midi controller... I've seen some online but they aren't working for me... I am new to this Arduino thing still. So am still trying to understand it all.. ur vids teach me a lot.
Hi Dave - many thanks for providing this really useful series of tutorials. I am completely new to the digital music environment having programmed Arduino to drive stepper motors previously. I looked through your code example and was wondering about how to use a midi usb keyboard to play a chord. Could I just call oscplay three times in succsession with say three notes for chord of Cmaj - is it as simple as that? thanks Paul
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ReplyDeleteHey Dave... U are awesome... Just wanted to let u know that.. I love to watch ur vids and will become a patron soon .. my internet sucks..
ReplyDeleteAnyways, I wanted to know if it's possible for u to do an Arduino code to turn old piano keybeds into usuable midi controller... I've seen some online but they aren't working for me... I am new to this Arduino thing still. So am still trying to understand it all.. ur vids teach me a lot.
Hi Dave - many thanks for providing this really useful series of tutorials. I am completely new to the digital music environment having programmed Arduino to drive stepper motors previously. I looked through your code example and was wondering about how to use a midi usb keyboard to play a chord. Could I just call oscplay three times in succsession with say three notes for chord of Cmaj - is it as simple as that?
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