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Found the video after 12 years to learm the song..

For those who want simple midi out by standard 5pin din without all the usb stuff, software or firmware flash. Just change Serial.begin(115200) by Serial.begin(31250) Connect arduino pin1 (tx) to a 5pin din with a 220ohm resistor Connect 5v also with a 220ohm resistor and connect the ground directly to the 5pin din.

Thanks a lot man, it's a very great job, a great and easy modifiable code. Thanks thanks thanks!!!

Que projeto maravilhoso !!! Estou usando ele como inspiração para o meu ! Estou fazendo (Ou tentando fazer) um workstation como o famoso korg kronos, Estou reultilizando meu antigo piano digital da casio como base de teclas, Estou ultilizando um teensy 4.1 e tudo está indo bem agradeço com as suas contribuições !!! Ótimo trabalho em compartilhar !!!

Esse cantando era Léo Rios?

How much for your tutorial for this project

name of the song?

Da pra colocar um botao de pitch bend?

E ai meu jovem tudo na paz? Cara nao consigo baixar o hairless modi, sempre diz downlaod falido. Tem algum similar que o substitui?

Como conseguir fácil essas teclas sensitivas para poder montar um tbm tenho o arduíno já.

is that has velocity sensitivity?

Cara onde encontro esse código pronto e qual ide usar qual a versão

Hellooo! I really like your compositions dude, I wish you would continue uploading! Have a good one ~~

Dear Sir, Thank you so much for this interesting project! With the source code and very detailed instructions you provided, I ultimately recover my Kawai PW700 Digital Piano with fried motherboard back to life. The interesting thing is the input process from the code is very easy to understand. I don't know anything about arduino coding but after reading the instruction, I already know what to do. These are what I did: I modified the code based on my keyboad schematic to 88 keys (176 switches with 22x8 matrix), changed the start number for midi code from 36 to 21, then uploaded the code to the arduino. I did the process once without any debugging and it ran perfectly at the first try. You're a truly a life-saver. Loves from Vietnam.

İs the keys are sensetive?

Será que conseguirei fazer um.cintrolador com um teclado cassio ct770? As teclas são grandes é possui sensibilidade

How to Add pitch bend function into this sketch? thanks in advance, and congratulation for your execution

bom dia daniel moura, estou a procura desse esquema para tocar vsts, vc poderia me ajudar com o esquema como foi feito? tenho um yamaha psr 520 com teclas sensitivas com a fonte queimada as teclas o conjunto delas como borrachas etc estao em perfeito estado, gostaria que efetuar um projeto igual ao seu, meu email tonyhd78@gmail.com obrigado amigo fico com deus

Hello Carlos Moura, thank you very much for taking your time, I would appreciate it, if you can help me and tell me if your project works for a keyboard (I have 61 keys) a Yamaha CN-70 has 17 cables (10 + 7) of keyboard matrix but no I know if they go directly to the ports or is there to put some resistance so as not to burn the ports, thank you, all the projects lack the explanation of the keyboard matrix wiring. I need HELP, fabymontenegro@gmail.com

BRAVO FOR THE PLAYING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .................... WHAT ABOUT THE MAKING ?????????

pra fazer coisa assim tem q ser br

wow amazing can you share the codes

can u make tutorial for the parts needed, connections and code

hi how to make it ? help me diy step by step

Hi Daniel! I would like to ask where I can find detailed information on how to use Arduino for the same thing you did. I have a broken midi keyboard with only the main board not working. And I would like to connect the output from the keypad to the Arduino, but I myself cannot figure out how to do this, since I do not understand electronics. Could you tell me what I can do to fix my midi keyboard?

a minha duvida agora é a seguinte, o pedal de sustenido não esta funcionando nem mesmo trocando o pino( é só ligar no ground?) é possível acrescentar funções como potenciômetros? qual seria o caminho para isso?

não estou conseguindo compilar o codigo, a biblioteca DIO2 não parece ser a mesma

could I connect an old q88 keyboard to the Arduino mega?

that's can work with hauptwerk or grandorgue ?

ask for WhatsApp master I want to ask about my project!

where is the code bro ??

Thank you very much for the update! After intermittently working on my project keyboard for about two years, I finally got my keyboard up and running! I am using an old KORG Concert 5500 88-key.

Thanks to Leandro Meucchi, from Argentina, the code is simpler to be used with any keyboard. He made the PDF showing the keyboard wiring for Yamaha PSR530 keyboard that helps a lot what need to be done.

HI, Greate Job!!!! Wich pins of the arduino mega where connected to the MIDI IN ???

Será que você, tem algum vídeo que ensina a fazer essa conversão?

Ola poderia me ajudar? eu tenho um teclado M-audio que parou a matriz dele é de 6x11, pode me da uma ajuda no código e na conexão?

Please draw a diagram of how you connected the keys and pedal to the arduino. Sorry, but I did not understand the description. Please help me figure it out.

Hello, can you guide me to make a complete one?

Hi, very nice video! I have a Yamaha p35 that have a fault circuit board but the contact board Is intact and i want to use the mechanics to build a midi controller. Do you think that it's possible with your project? Thanks for the help!

Hi Daniel, I've managed to hook up my casio lk-90 with your code and arduino mega and it partially works perfectly. My challenge is that that series of casio keyboards has 2 ribbon cables, both are 16 wire ribbons (matrix 8x8) and I've figured out the inputs and outputs, but the code only works with the 1st ribbon and the 2nd doesn't get detected nor read. I'm certain both cables work and I get expected readings from a multi-meter but I just can't get the 2nd ribbon to work which means certain notes aren't scanned. What changes can I make to the code to read the 2nd ribbon?

ensina como fazer man por favor obrigado!

I just did this on an old rare Casiotone501 using a MEGA board had a rough time but succeeded ua-cam.com/video/dVYd3l92cpQ/v-deo.html

Hi! do you think the arduino mega is enough for a 61 keys with sensitivity, plus after touch and pitch/mod wheels? Thanks

How can I do this piano with Arduino?

Bro please can you help me I'm trying to get my 49 keys casio to midi on adruino mega without any other pieces I got the adruino board and I figured out the matrix of the keyboard just can you give me a hint of what to do right now

Can we make a musical Keyboard at home... That sounds as realistic as a 300$ professional keyboard... Without an Arduino or MIDI.. Even if we can't make it, Can someone explain the electronics behind the working of the ICs and Microprocessors used for that tone generation(with a sound quality much better than all toy keyboards😓) and all about that

Excelente, Daniel! Parabéns!

Try to measure with a multimeter the pin matrix in continuity mode, and press all keys on keyboard, one by one. If it hadn`t worked, invert the probes polarity and press all the keys again, one by one. Do it for all pin combinations, so... Take your time. And get notes of all key combinations on the matrix, until you figure out how it is crossed.

Os pinos que ele usou no mega são os do fundo, onde há mais pinos juntos. Se quiser, tente usar o mega original, ou um que venha com o chip serial original, que assim haverá mais memória disponível e permitirá usar a usb dele para midi tambem.

For the Alesis QS6 from him are 8 output pins(that send 5 volts, one pin at a time) and 16 input pins(that will cross and be read by the loop starting on line 163). Dont forget to use pullup(can be activated on the arduino IDE, and is the default setting) or use the pulldown option(that needs a 10 - 50k ohm resistor with one leg on input pin and the other leg connected on ground) that uses INPUT(not _PULLUP) on line 108. BTW, the UMX610 uses INPUT and pulldown.