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Midi on serial port #52
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Yes it is look at this example (you'll find a lot of hardware resources with google to implement a midi in/out din connection to the arduino serial port(s)). |
Is this a fork of MIDIUSB?
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Yes it is look at this <https://github.com/fab672000/MIDIUSB_1x1.git>
example (you'll find a lot of hardware resources with google to implement a
midi in/out din connection to the arduino serial port(s)).
I developed this midi interface so that my son can learn piano with his
ipad while using an old midi din interface on a casio piano.
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No it is using it instead and alkso uses another great midi lib from another contributor here. |
Sounds like it might make sense to add it to the Arduino repositories? Anyway I’ll give it a try, thank you! |
It seems to me that serial+USB functionality will soon be supported by arduino_midi_library, e.g., here. |
Yes, my project also uses @franky47 MIDI library, I think he implemented recently a bridging functionality similar to mine there, could not check that out yet. My project is more specific though and designed for use as a self-powered usb device on tablets like iPads. I'm sure you could now use his lib to do the same thing. |
Hi I’m trying to understand whether it’s possible to output midi signals directly on a serial port connected to a standard din connector, in addition to USB. The application for this is to control devices that only have din support and/or without a host computer. Looking at the code, it doesn’t seem supported but I might be wrong. Also this might not be the right library for this and a separate one might exist. I tried to do some research but without success. Any ideas?
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