![]() I think this is due to the fact that the Controller is sending some of this values exactly at the same time, and Arduino is listening to just one MIDI message at a time. However if I use the Arduino solution, many values are missed, and some not recieved at all. Using the controller with the provided USB straight in to the computer, the MIDI Stream shows how certain MIDI values arrive all at the same time. Using MIDI-OX which is a MIDI Monitor application for PC, I can visualize the Stream of MIDI data recieved by the controller. In total is capable of sending 4 MIDI values simulateously. Each of the buttons can send Note on-off + Velocity, CC of the pressure applied, X and Y position also using CC´s (Midi Control Changes). The special thing about this controller is that is capable of sending multiple MIDI values from each button (or sensor). I thought everything was working 100% perfect untill I recieve the other day my new MIDI Controller, The Quneo by Keith McMillen: QuNeo USB MIDI Drum Pad Controller for Music Production | Keith McMillen Instruments With the example from Yuuichi Akagawa, I managed to recieve successfully and "translate" to standard MIDI a few USB-MIDI controllers already. The circuit is very basic, Arduino UNO, with USB-Host Shield on top, and a MIDI output from Arduino TX using an 220ohm resistor. ![]()
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