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Octave change for multiplexer buttons #113
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As mentioned in the readme, I no longer offer support for the MIDI_Controller library. Please see https://tttapa.github.io/Control-Surface-doc/Doxygen/da/d2d/Transposer_8ino-example.html. |
This is exactly what I tried to do! Thank you very mutch!!!!!
Harri from Finland
ma 7. kesäk. 2021 klo 19.32 Pieter P ***@***.***) kirjoitti:
… As mentioned in the readme, I no longer offer support for the
MIDI_Controller library.
Please see
https://tttapa.github.io/Control-Surface-doc/Doxygen/da/d2d/Transposer_8ino-example.html
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For future reference: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/midi-controller-octave-changer/871731/13 |
I am hajaxo and made that thread!
Big thanks again...awesome library!
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Hey,
Awesome library! Thanks.
I have built my first midi keyboard with 2 octaves (piano layout, 24 keys). I am using two multiplexers to get all the inputs for my arduino pro micro.
My first code was constructed from your multiplexer example. I made the multiplexer pinscorrespond the midi values for piano keys. This worked perfect, but what I would love to do is have a 3- way switch to change between octaves (add or substract 12 from each key value that is given for the multiplexers buttons) I tried to make "if" and "else" functions to the code...but because the loop function only has the midi_controller.refresh command, I dont understand how to make the uint8_t variables to change keys.
I this kind of a octave change possible in the main code or does this require sone tweaks on the library?
Wish to hear from you all though this library is quite old 😁.
From Finland (sorry my bad english)
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