Jon Wilder
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So I've officially built my first successful MIDI project. It's the dumbest thing in the world but the point is I wrote the code and got the damn thing to work with minimal hardware debugging and no software debugging.
It's basically an LED that only turns on/off when sending it a MIDI CC 80 On/Off message on MIDI channel 16. The CC and MIDI channel are hard coded at the moment but the point was to build a project that responded to A MIDI message. Here's the schematic -
**broken link removed**
I have also attached the code.
This was my first ever attempt at writing any sort of MIDI code along with building a uC circuit that would respond to MIDI. Hopefully this is the beginning of some cool ideas I've had that have to do with MIDI that I never implemented due to not knowing anything about uC's and programming.
It's basically an LED that only turns on/off when sending it a MIDI CC 80 On/Off message on MIDI channel 16. The CC and MIDI channel are hard coded at the moment but the point was to build a project that responded to A MIDI message. Here's the schematic -
**broken link removed**
I have also attached the code.
This was my first ever attempt at writing any sort of MIDI code along with building a uC circuit that would respond to MIDI. Hopefully this is the beginning of some cool ideas I've had that have to do with MIDI that I never implemented due to not knowing anything about uC's and programming.
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