ECE 4760 is a microcontroller course that runs at Cornell every year, and it gives students a wide remit to pursue various kinds of microcontroller projects. [Pelham Bergesen] took the class and built himself a MIDI-controllable synthesizer out of a Raspberry Pi Pico. [Pelham] coded a library to parse MIDI messages on the Pico, with the […]
RASPBERRY PI PICO BECOMES MIDI-COMPATIBLE SYNTH Read More »
I love tinkering with the Raspberry Pi Pico, since it is an easy starting point for anyone that wants to get into microcontrollers. In this detailed instructable I want to guide you how you can create your own MIDI controller or MacroPad. If you are a musician and in need of a cheap but awesome-looking MIDI pad
Building a MIDI Controller / MacroPad Read More »
There are only so many ways to generate music with a computer, and by far the most popular method is MIDI. Itâs been around for thirty-five years, and you donât get to be a decades-old standard for no reason. That said, turning MIDI into audio is a pain, but this project in the Musical Instrument
WAVETABLE GENERAL MIDI FOR EVERYONE Read More »
The RPC is a MIDI controller and implements the age-old 1980s serial MIDI bus, and the Protosynth must be capable of interfacing with it. But in general use a USB device port is much more practical than the three ubiquitous MIDI ports; it allows connecting the synth directly to a laptop or other computer at
USB MIDI interface Read More »
This is my second instructable on using the Raspberry Pi for digital audio, check out my first instructable for how to set up and control custom audio effects on a Raspberry Pi. If you like them, please vote for me!! If you like messing with audio effects or making digital music, you might have heard
PiMiDi: A Raspberry Pi Midi Box, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love MIDI Read More »
