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== Build your own USB-MIDI-Interface for Pd == | == Build your own USB-MIDI-Interface for Pd == | ||
Instructors: Felix Krüger, Felix Pfeifer, Georg Werner | |||
Laptop music performances often lack an interface which is designed for the special needs of the artist. During the workshop the participants are provided with a ready designed printed circuit board. Knobs, Faders, Sensors, LEDs, Motors or Servos can be placed on a custom case housing the circuit board. Via USB cable the interface can be connected to a computer running all major operating systems. It will then be recognized as a standard USB-MIDI Interface hence no drivers are needed and every program which understands MIDI will work with the interface. All features are easy to configure by mouse clicks. | Laptop music performances often lack an interface which is designed for the special needs of the artist. During the workshop the participants are provided with a ready designed printed circuit board. Knobs, Faders, Sensors, LEDs, Motors or Servos can be placed on a custom case housing the circuit board. Via USB cable the interface can be connected to a computer running all major operating systems. It will then be recognized as a standard USB-MIDI Interface hence no drivers are needed and every program which understands [[MIDI]] will work with the interface. All features are easy to configure by mouse clicks. | ||
Its not limited to musical applications but can also be used for VJing with | Its not limited to musical applications but can also be used for VJing with Gem, installations and performances. | ||
All schematics, software and board designs are open source. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:53, 19 July 2011
Build your own USB-MIDI-Interface for Pd
Instructors: Felix Krüger, Felix Pfeifer, Georg Werner
Laptop music performances often lack an interface which is designed for the special needs of the artist. During the workshop the participants are provided with a ready designed printed circuit board. Knobs, Faders, Sensors, LEDs, Motors or Servos can be placed on a custom case housing the circuit board. Via USB cable the interface can be connected to a computer running all major operating systems. It will then be recognized as a standard USB-MIDI Interface hence no drivers are needed and every program which understands MIDI will work with the interface. All features are easy to configure by mouse clicks.
Its not limited to musical applications but can also be used for VJing with Gem, installations and performances.
All schematics, software and board designs are open source.
![Sponsors and partners of the 4th internationals Pure Data Convention in Weimar 2011](/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/images/Pure_Data_Convention_2011_Sponsors_Partners.png)
4th international Pure Data Convention 2011 Weimar ~ Berlin