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DIY MIDI Controllers
Hey guys just put together this quick video showing some of the MIDI controllers I've recently built. It's been a lot of fun learning how to build them and getting creative with housings and whatnot. Anywho, just wanted to share.
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Good stuff!
Nice! My wife and I watched a bunch of Danielle Ate the Sandwich videos when we got ukuleles, I remember seeing one with you and really enjoying it.
Got any website or book recommendations that helped you figure some of this controller business out? Looks like fun.
@CSwinn Awesome, yeah, Danielle is an old friend of mine. We used to both play a lot of open mic's together back in the day. She is great.
I found all the info I needed to make these online. Here is a great place to start:
http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2012/10/a-very-simple-diy-usb-midi-controller.html
Here is the code I used for the controllers that just use knobs:
https://github.com/unsymbol/teensy-midi/blob/master/teensy_midi.pde
Here is the board I used for almost all of these controllers:
http://www.adafruit.com/products/199
It's honestly not to difficult to make these. Just takes a little time to figure out wiring and whatnot. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
Loving the VHS tape controller !
Cool, thanks @otem_rellik. I could use a project, maybe this is it...