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Use Arpie with my own arduino #34
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Hi – Arpie is based on Arduino and code can be loaded to the AVR chip using Arduino environment – However if you want to make your own Arpie you would need to copy the whole circuit, which includes other parts for the control panel and the LED outputs. If you just run it on an Arduino with a MIDI breakout you have no means to control it.
The files for the schematics and PCB design are all in this github repo
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Hi, i've tried loading this code with my Arduino with a MIDI breakout<https://www.sparkfun.com/products/retired/9598>, but i can not get it work. So, i would have to modify some code? Some help would be very appreciated.
Thanks!!
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Hi, thanks for your answer, i understand the point, but my goal was only to get it work with limited (lite?) functions, like to have a bypass mode and some arpeggios defined by me triggered with a midi keyboard. |
Hi, I wonder if there is open code for "synch in" function with PIC MCU for this project? I suppose it is programmed separatly. Thanks for sharing such a cool device! |
Hi - the code for the PIC is available here |
@billyjoker - yeah you can probably get a cut down firmware working but you would probably need to strip out all code that reads the inputs (a good start would be disabling the interrupt handlers) since otherwise it could be getting random inputs from nonexistent buttons which would interfere with arpeggiation |
Thanks i will try in that way!! |
Hi, i've tried loading this code with my Arduino with a MIDI breakout, but i can not get it work. So, i would have to modify some code? Some help would be very appreciated.
Thanks!!
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