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In the video below, you can find a detailed explanation on the patch, and how you setup the data inputs | |||
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To setup the piezo sensors, you need to connect them to your Max apllication using an Arduino and USB serial. You'll need the following | |||
- 1 Arduino Uno (or Mega etc.) including USB connection | |||
- 5 piezo sensors | |||
- 5 resistors each ~100 ohms | |||
- 10 jumper wires (male) | |||
- some tape to attach the piezos to a surface like your desk | |||
You will have to connect them like this: (made with tinkercad.com) | |||
[[File:Circuit2.jpg|400px]] | |||
The positive wire of the piezo has to be put to the A0-4 inputs, the negative wire to the ground. | |||
It should look like this in the end | |||
[[File:Bildschirmfoto 2021-02-03 um 13.38.44.png|400px]] | |||
For the slider control (for the purple square) you will need an OSC application on your mobile phone. I used the "Mrmr OSC Controller" app by "10base-t interactive", made for OS. You can find it here https://apps.apple.com/de/app/mrmr-osc-controller/id294296343 | |||
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