I'm glad, you were they guy i watched first, 3 months ago, and now I am at the prototyping stage, with all that you cover here well and done. Your concepts showed me that it is possible! Hope you keep trending!
I am realising to make the MIDI foot controller that I want I need to learn how it works, rather than copy someone else’s build. This channel is an incredible resource.
The main mistake, the costly as well, is to think a PCB will work fine on the first trial, even advanced electronicians make mistakes such as putting a component on the wrong side of forget a track or a layer. So carefully exam your work before sending to the manufacturer, and in case of quantities try a proto, you'll pay for it but only once, errors on quantities are paid in quantities !
Loving all of the videos you have been putting out lately. I’m thinking of making a midi controller for my final project in school and your videos have been my inspiration. These are super helpful!
ahh well u inspired me and finally made a dj controller of my own model haha!, thanks man! Your video helped a lot but still my encoders are not working with the jogwheels :(
Fala Gustavo, valeu pelos vídeos! Estou montando o meu. Mas estou com problemas nas soldas dos potenciômetros. Funcionam direitinho na protoboard, mas quando vou pra solda da ruim, ou ele lê constantemente, sem controle, ou não lê nada. Tô há um tempo nessa…
My mistake or problem is using faders. I'm using linear sliders but while running the programming the turn to logarithmic... Before I run the program I used normal potis and everything works great, but then the sliders I can't make them work correctly. Any idea why is this happening???
What do you mean ? The sliders have a log curve ? The curve is written in the ref. In Europe A means linear, B log, C antilog, in Japan (& China by extension) A is log B is lin, C still antilog.
Instead of a controller, I want to create a MIDI CC to CV converter. I have a Roland AE-30 wind synth and it can send a variety of CCs. Unfortunately my Behringer Neutron can only convert MIDI pitch and after-touch to CV. I send the AE-30's breath signal as after-touch but the Roland also has motion sensors and other controls which I would like the Neutron to respond to. Do you have any suggestions?
Converting CC to voltage is no problem but the limitation you’re going to hit with the arduino is that it can only shoot out 0-5V without adding a couple of op amps to scale it to 0-10V. If you need -5V to 5V you’d need to scale it with op amps and have a bipolar power supply. Still doable but just a bit more complex than building a simple midi controller. Good luck!
Hey Gustavo, tudo certo?, estou construindo um pedal midi bem simples, 4 botões momentâneos com 4 leds pra indicar On/Off… quero controlar uma pedaleira pra ligar e desligar efeitos com CC… mas cara to 2 semanas parado no código, você poderia me ajudar a escrever esse código simples? Claro que eu poderia pagar.
PCBs are too expensive when they are large. Use copper tape and short wires from the potentiometers or switches to the copper. Way cleaner and reliable.
"next mistake is watching youtube videos and copy and paste code, so pay to watch *my* videos and copy and paste *my* code" now I only 5% trust this guy
I'm glad, you were they guy i watched first, 3 months ago, and now I am at the prototyping stage, with all that you cover here well and done. Your concepts showed me that it is possible! Hope you keep trending!
Niiice!
Appreciate! Those are gold tips for any DIY project, especially with electronics.
Glad it was helpful!
I am realising to make the MIDI foot controller that I want I need to learn how it works, rather than copy someone else’s build. This channel is an incredible resource.
Thanks for sharing your experience Gustavo! Your comments are well inspired.
Glad you like them!
This should have way more views. Very useful information, thanks for posting.
You come across well in your videos. You sound really well informed and well experienced. I think I may very well buy your courses soon.
The main mistake, the costly as well, is to think a PCB will work fine on the first trial, even advanced electronicians make mistakes such as putting a component on the wrong side of forget a track or a layer. So carefully exam your work before sending to the manufacturer, and in case of quantities try a proto, you'll pay for it but only once, errors on quantities are paid in quantities !
Also good to have solder wick handy, not everything comes up with a desoldering pump.
Yeahhh, I should have added that. :)
Hi! Very helpful video! Thank you!
Can Raspberry Pico + a Multiplexer replace Arduino Pro Micro? I've bought few of them on 11.11 for a good price...
Loving all of the videos you have been putting out lately. I’m thinking of making a midi controller for my final project in school and your videos have been my inspiration. These are super helpful!
Go for it!
ahh well u inspired me and finally made a dj controller of my own model haha!, thanks man! Your video helped a lot but still my encoders are not working with the jogwheels :(
Fala Gustavo, valeu pelos vídeos! Estou montando o meu. Mas estou com problemas nas soldas dos potenciômetros. Funcionam direitinho na protoboard, mas quando vou pra solda da ruim, ou ele lê constantemente, sem controle, ou não lê nada. Tô há um tempo nessa…
Hi! I have a question... Im using 8 buttons and 2 potenciometers... do I need to add any resistor to my circuit???
hey buddy! thanks for this video! is the midimoog gerber available?
Uma pergunta tem como eu usar mais de um controlador midi com Arduino ligado na mesma máquina windows ?
My mistake or problem is using faders. I'm using linear sliders but while running the programming the turn to logarithmic...
Before I run the program I used normal potis and everything works great, but then the sliders I can't make them work correctly.
Any idea why is this happening???
What do you mean ? The sliders have a log curve ? The curve is written in the ref. In Europe A means linear, B log, C antilog, in Japan (& China by extension) A is log B is lin, C still antilog.
Instead of a controller, I want to create a MIDI CC to CV converter. I have a Roland AE-30 wind synth and it can send a variety of CCs. Unfortunately my Behringer Neutron can only convert MIDI pitch and after-touch to CV. I send the AE-30's breath signal as after-touch but the Roland also has motion sensors and other controls which I would like the Neutron to respond to. Do you have any suggestions?
Converting CC to voltage is no problem but the limitation you’re going to hit with the arduino is that it can only shoot out 0-5V without adding a couple of op amps to scale it to 0-10V. If you need -5V to 5V you’d need to scale it with op amps and have a bipolar power supply. Still doable but just a bit more complex than building a simple midi controller. Good luck!
@@paulbergel9191 thanks for the tip - I wasn't sure the Arduino could put out enough by itself so now I'll definitely plan to do this.
Just a question, MIDI controllers can be useful in DAW-less production? Thank you!
Maybe with different sounds on a sd card
@@itchigoyoman Yeah, SD card storaging is popular on DAWless
Of course ! How could you work without Midi flows ?
Olá se eu comprar um arduino chinês com o ch340g serve para fazer um controlador midi ? Obrigado
@0:19 lol thanks for these. Very helpful stuff
7:50 Thx for FRITZING
Hey Gustavo, tudo certo?, estou construindo um pedal midi bem simples, 4 botões momentâneos com 4 leds pra indicar On/Off… quero controlar uma pedaleira pra ligar e desligar efeitos com CC… mas cara to 2 semanas parado no código, você poderia me ajudar a escrever esse código simples? Claro que eu poderia pagar.
Muito bem bons videos e fáceis de entender :) muito sucesso
Looking forward to more awesome content my midi-controller-brother 🙏🙏🙏🤙
Awesome, thanks for sharing ;-)
PCBs are too expensive when they are large. Use copper tape and short wires from the potentiometers or switches to the copper. Way cleaner and reliable.
A few of those mistakes seem like the same mistake: not prototyping. Nonetheless there is some good info here.
i just ordered a couple of nanos for midi controllers, i guess i made a mistake?
no, you didn't. I love Nanos for managing Midi and Teensy for generating sound, there're incredibly powerful !
@@raphanunu6912 yeah i wrote a sequencer for the nano, but didn't get much further.
"next mistake is watching youtube videos and copy and paste code, so pay to watch *my* videos and copy and paste *my* code" now I only 5% trust this guy
Indeed, he's not the finest one !
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O cara é brasileiro e faz vídeos pra americanos? 🤷♂️🤔
Se falasse português/brasileiro nao ia entender muita ge te se fala em ingles todo mundo vai entender é uma questao de aumentar a assistência
More people understand english than portugese. Soon we'll have to learn chinese ! Very soon...