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How to make button solo/mute Channel CC massages for GM sound module please?

How to make MIDI button hanel 10 /solo/mute please

I want to make an Arduino midi conyroller like this. There are 2 GM sound modules like vs1053 or MT 32, but the second one is specifically for drums/percussion, Cistom Sound for playing back Midi songs. The sound module uses Channel 10 custom Midi sampler, the other uses GM Synth vs. 1053 controller uses Arduino. mega, esp32, or rp2040 pico which has 2 serial pins for these 2 midi and 2 midi out can you add code to the midi filter that you made thanks in advance best wishes tedy

Do you sell this pre made for those of us who cant do any of this ?

64 pots 1 cup

Following @edipciftic, your project is really beautiful and really perfectly functional... this is exactly what I was looking for... it would be great for me when xy pad is added to it....

Fantastic, would this work on a Tinsee 2?

I like how you read minds at the beginning. Thanks, useful.

Is the sr-16 your main drums? I have one but recently got a tr8s but don’t know if it’s overkill for music like you play here. Thanks!

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Thanks I'm going to try it

Hi everyone! Any body finished this project successfully, without editing the wiring or the provided code for make it work ? please respond, thanks

Well done, thanks so much, I will get started as soon as my part orders delivered, thanks for sharing 🥰👍

The main requirement to make it work is the data, which we need to upload in to Arduino, I wish you provided the exact link 😉

I am under the impression you can only read one pot at a time with a mux. This means you can't turn two pots at the same time and get them to send data. Is this correct?

This is great but i feel like all the steps you take are unneccesary.. i probably would just use photoshop and pick mm as unit of measure and design the entire thing in one step.. then import to kicad.. all those hole and alignment things are easily accomplished and redundant.. just a perspective from a graphic designer engineer.. but great video and great idea

what is your favorite board for usb midi class compliant ? i have tried pro micros, but they have been nothing but headaches when programming.

huge

Thanks man, some folks want to charge big bucks for this info

I have sometimes very special questions about vst drumming. And there is a guy who created great patches and fixes for several DAWs but he only sells them. You have to book a Zoom meeting and he will set it up and explain it to you etc. Which is great. But also expensive. I don't know... is this an option? If not for a single person than for a small bunch of interested guys. Kind of a workshop, paid of course. For me, the biggest problem is not coding or electronics! It's the stupid case. I need a 4 to 5 slider midi fader box....but how to build that case, especially the slits for the faders. 😢

I WANA PRESS PLAY ON ONE DEVICE TO START ALL CAN YOU HELP NO WIRES JUST MIDI LINK

OMG FINALLY!!!!! I knew it had to be this easy, but I keep running into vids and tutorials that pile on the complexity. This is EXACTLY what I need to build a set of bass pedals for my Hammond XK-3. I love that I can just set the pin number, command, note, channel, and debounce IN ONE PLACE :-O I owe you a beer...or a coffee...or even a steak...whatever you want :-)

Would all this muxing work with FSRs? and what about latency? Is it possible to avoid it and have real time readings and conversion to midi? I am planning on building fsr matrix with around 64 inputs, converting it to midi. So far i've bought arduino and make 5 of fsr work on analog inputs. Struggled as it is my first project ever, but it was a good day!

Dude!!!! You speak to me as a beginner and now I finally get it!!! Thank you!!!

So far the best video and best channel for this stuff!

This worked for me at first, when I dropped it down to 54%. But now the noise is back and I need to drop it to 9% to get rid of the hiss, and I can't compensate for that on the board without peaking. Any help?

Absolutely mint face plates and a supremely comprehensive tutorial but I have to wonder why the process is so convoluted as face plates have been around as long as the stuff behind the face plate.

Good comment about the $$$ - hard for people to understand before really thinking about it.

A few questions regarding the front panel artwork. I tried this process for a guitar pedal I’m building and noticed that the lamination is lifting up around the holes for potentiometers and other components. How do you prevent that from happening? Could it be due to the fact that I was using regular printer paper and not matte photo paper like you did? Cheers!

I've been trying to build mine, with two knobs, nine phaders, a 12-way switch-turned-potentiometer as a channel selector and a button switch to invert the phaders. I failed miserably! The readings are chaotic, values are inconsistent and the invert button doesn't work. I already revised the wiring and I can't solve it. I wasted time and money. Maybe I'm not cut out for electronics.

So does the Tx have to be 5V? Could it be, say, 3V and work? I was thinking about using an ATtiny for MIDI out (@ ~3V) - I guess I'd only need one output pin for control? Excellent video, thx so much!

absolut nice beats legit work mister. Respekt...

what make/model guitar is that? great playing btw! and nice tone too

I've been using the iOS app "MIDI Link Sync". which works similarly to the app you are suggesting. But I think the app is no longer available. This is great! Do you know if you can sync link to a MIDI clock also? Thing I loved about the older app is that I could use my hardware sequencer as a master clock which is awesome.

For iOS users: this app is sadly for Android only. On iOS, you can use a similar app called “Link to midi”, but in my experience the stability is not great.

I get nothing but errors starting with : subscript i is outside array bounds of 'Button* [0]'

Hey man, I laughed so hard ! It's like you were sitting next to me as I failed with the steel wool. Many thanks for the tutorial. My aluminum bracket turned out exactly as I imagined. Thanks again !!😂

Hi again Dave. Another question - having built the thing, have you interfaced it to a DAW or any music program? I've got all the right MIDI data, but not being recognised by my DAW. Any thoughts?

Good video thanks.

just curious. What is the overhead time in case I grow 64 pairs of fingers and twiddle all of them at once? ;-) also, how difficult would it be to have some sort of 'learning patterns of behaviour' algorithms built-on in order to match certain POB so the individual pot has the appearance of being there all the time by the controlee? Thanks!

Are any of the "dual axis rotary encoders" my search patterns have managed to generate for me on some of the sales sites actually real? 64 of these from Alpine Alps is going to run me almo0st a thousand bucks from Digikey or Mouser, but maybe that is just the reality I dove into. 64 pots is not far behind for long-lasting ones. it is for a matrix mixer project, thanks I am thinking 1/10th of that budget into a redesign using touch screen may be the ticket out, but (conjuring the "I Like Turtles" kid. "I LIKE FONDLING KNOBS" ;0

Thank You for 'doing the math' on this territory.

Or you could just buy “the missing link” makes all this much much easier!

13:16 wrong. if you not powers Lots-o-Pots 5V from output pins of µC you will not exceed 200mA limitation. You project is powered from USB or from AC/DC adapter, so Atmega chip limitation is not involved at all.

6:45 64x 10k pots have common resistance of 156.25 Ohms, at 5 volts current will be 32 mA; total power = 0.16W. Plus consumption of 4 multiplexers of course.

2:12 WRONG! Arduino Nano has 8 analog input pins.

It's always the way. Minutes after posting below, I worked it out. For anyone interested, there's two right-shift operations which scale the pin value and these need to do an extra bit right shift. Change "Val>>2" to "Val>>3". Works great!

Hi Dave - great project have just prototyped it, but using the Teensy 4.0. Mostly fine, but I'm getting the CC value going up to 255 instead of half that - it means I lose resolution in the bottom end, an for example, can't set a cc of 1. I'm not a C guy, but have done a fair bit of programming, just can't seem to find the problem here. Both teensies have the same A/D resolution of 10 bits, so a bit stumped. Any ideas? Thanks again, Chris.

Ain't no way ? All this time. Lol I'm trying this tomorrow. All the sports broadcasts I've been upset about. 😅

Any news about a Teensy 4.1 poly synth in the near future? Or maybe Daisy Seed? Looking forward to see a new Teensy project..