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Post by NightMachines on Apr 9, 2021 9:06:56 GMT
I'm actually sourcing arduino Pro Micro and it's looking that it's 18 euros from the ARduino website, and the cheaper one seems to be counterfeit. Does anyone use other than Arduino brand ? I'm using those: www.aliexpress.com/item/32768308647.htmlAlso I have a question about "pulldown resistors" .. As i'm not keen on electronics , I'm trying to figure where I have to place the resistor .. between each pin and their Patch wire coming from Ae ? Or would it be between each pin and the ground connector of the Arduino / which is conencted to Ground bus of Ae modular ? The pull-down resistors go between each Arduino input and GND. Do check out our "Let's DIY" subforum: forum.aemodular.com/board/16/diyThere is an extensive beginner's guide and also a shopping list with links  |
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Post by surferdargile on Apr 9, 2021 22:14:33 GMT
Thanks for your help |
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Post by surferdargile on Apr 15, 2021 9:08:31 GMT
NightMachines Am I right in saying that the <pitchToFrequency.h>, <pitchToNote.h> and <frequencyToNote.h> includes in your code are not needed? I assume they are leftovers from an older version of the code?
Have you thought about how you would generate NOTE ON/OFF messages from 1V/oct and gate signals? Code-wise I guess this is also pretty straightforward, however you would need a pot to control the pitch offset (or otherwise resort to a 2CVTOOL to do this), wouldn't you?
I'm on the same route, I would try to had one or two Gate to Midi note in this module... My idea is to use this midi note to trigger stuff or mute parts in my sequencer (mpc live)
So it must be possible to use one or two analog inputs or the arduino to send Midi note rather than CC. Do you have any clue about doing this in the firmware part ? thanks
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