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Do you want to be able to plug in a USB MIDI device into your arduinoboy? Or you just want to be able to plug the arduinoboy into your computer and have it show up as a midi device?
Both. I want a device that allows me to connect my DMG to any other MIDI device.
The Hiduino project works by turning the EXISTING usb jack that is normally used for programing into a USB MIDI device. You should be able to get it working with the catskull project and a ftdi cable and no other parts. You are going to have to mess with some code more likely than not.
catskull wrote:Do you want to be able to plug in a USB MIDI device into your arduinoboy? Or you just want to be able to plug the arduinoboy into your computer and have it show up as a midi device?
Both. I want a device that allows me to connect my DMG to any other MIDI device.
If you want both, then don't you need a female USB type A socket on there?
Last edited by catskull (Aug 30, 2016 6:26 pm)
punamenon2 wrote:Both. I want a device that allows me to connect my DMG to any other MIDI device.
If you want both, then don't you need a female USB type A socket on there?
USB is USB. It's just the shape of the jack that changes. It's easy enough to get adapters to switch between USB A, B, and Micro. Or I can just splice one type of cable to another as needed.
With a configured HIDUINDO on a uno you would have a device with
In/out DIN MIDI
USB A jack that you can hook up to a mac/pc/ios device that can be a usb host.
No splicing needed!