HOW TO – Build an open source MIDI keyboard

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HOW TO – Build an open source MIDI keyboard

Keyboard-Finalt
Barry @ HeadFuzz writes – “This project details the steps to build your own Open Source (musical) keyboard which connects to a computer via USB and sends MIDI signals. This is achieved using an AN2131 development board. The AN2131 is now discontinued, so development boards can be bought cheaply on eBay. Alternatively you could use another USB microcontroller, if you are able to port the firmware. You could also hack any EZ-USB based device, of which there are many…” [via] – Link.

Related:

  • MIDI Control. Music equipment language isn’t just for audio anymore. MAKE 07.
  • MIDI projects – Link.
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