The FADR-4 is a programmable - four fader - USB Midi Controller. It uses 100mm faders for precise control and a quick one button and LED interface for changing Midi CC numbers. Check out this video to learn how to build one! VIDEO
Download the code and schematics at my Github page HERE
PARTS LIST (with Amazon Associate Links)
1 - Teensy LC Microcontroller
1 - 74AHCT125 Quad Buffer
1 - MAX7219 LED Driver
1 - Three Digit LED Display - Common Cathode
2 - 0.1 MicroFarad Capacitors
1 - 33K Ohm Resistor - 1/4 Watt
1 - Panel Mount USB Adaptor cable (Micro to USB B)
1 - Push Button - Momentary - Normally Open
4 - 10k Ohm (Linear Taper) Potentiometers - Can be Faders or Turn Pots
(I used ALPS RSA0N1119A02)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for providing such blogs.
ReplyDeleteany way to make it a 10 fader panel? of do i have to work with 3 teensy?
ReplyDeleteteensy 4.1 has 15 adcs
DeleteIsn't it a bit overkill to use a teensy for four adcs, a button and an i2c/serial bus?
ReplyDeleteI would probably opt for an atmega328 on vero, if there's space for it. It would cut a lot the price, and you don't really lose anything. The 328 has 10 bit adc compared to the teensy's 12 bit, but you're truncating it to 7 bits anyway, so you won't get to see much of the noise either way, provided you have a clean vref.