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OT Build your own Midi footswitch

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https://github.com/hunked/hans

Hans sends MIDI notes on/off messages as well as control change/program change messages. I made Hans to work with the Synthstrom Deluge (which requires note on messages) but it will work with anything that takes any of the aforementioned MIDI messages over USB or a standard MIDI cable.

Hans is powered by an 18650 battery for true portability and I often use mine with my Deluge using only a MIDI cable for a connection.

Hans is totally customizable. Change notes and velocities, CC numbers and values, PC numbers, channels, and various system settings all from the footswitch. As well - Hans is totally open source and I am updating the firmware as often as I find any bugs/think of any missing features. The firmware is easily updatable using the teensy loader (or full arduino software, if you so desire).

Comments

  • rmorermore

    Thanks for linking this here, I was a little surprised to see this!

    I had a lot of fun working on this project and while the bulk of the work is done I'm still adding to the git to improve instructions, fixing any bugs that I still come across, and I guess adding features if I think of any.

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    @rmore said:
    Thanks for linking this here, I was a little surprised to see this!

    I had a lot of fun working on this project and while the bulk of the work is done I'm still adding to the git to improve instructions, fixing any bugs that I still come across, and I guess adding features if I think of any.

    I had no idea you were on this forum, though I shouldn't be surprised. Glad you are, and glad to have linked your project.

    Nice work.

  • rmorermore

    @audiblevideo said:
    I had no idea you were on this forum, though I shouldn't be surprised. Glad you are, and glad to have linked your project.

    Nice work.

    I joined relatively recently when I picked up an iPad after Christmas..so this is like my 3rd post or something :)

    Thank you very much!

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