Staal3D MIDI Controller

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MIDI Controller for various DAW and music programs. This MIDI Fighter styled unit is a blast to play with. I've tested it in Ableton Live, Reason, Garage Band, and Traktor, and it works flawlessly. You can map it to whatever you want using the MIDI Map feature. It features 4 Analog and 16 Digital outputs. To build one, you'll need: On/off switch (12.9mm x 19.4mm) - 16 Sanwa 24mm Arcade buttons (or clones) - 4 Knobs (15mm x 17mm, KN-11/WS) - 4 10k potentiometers - 8 4-6mm M3 button head screws - Arduino Mega (with mounting screws or a glue gun) - Dupont wires for the Arduino - Wires for the buttons and potentiometers For software, use the MocoLufa boot loader to program the Arduino without flashing the boot loader. The ON/OFF switch is for this purpose. Read the MocoLUFA instructions on the link provided. As a bonus, the Arduino shows up as a normal Native USB MIDI device without needing an emulator like hairless MIDI. For more info, check out the GitHub link: https://github.com/kuwatay/mocolufa To DFU on Mac, follow this YouTube tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHOSCIRoJG8 The Arduino sketch is provided by Gustavo Silveira. For a wealth of information on making MIDI controllers with the Arduino, watch The Musico Nerd's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyqCwyBJ98fR-CPoyXUxY5w Get the Sketch file here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kgv656eeefdujr4/Staal3D-Midi-Controller.zip?dl=0 Be aware that Digital Pin 13 can cause some unwanted triggering, so it's been disabled in the sketch. This project is relatively easy to make, so I haven't included a diagram. You can use whatever digital pins you prefer, as the Mega has plenty of options available. Printed in 3DE Premium Flame Orange MAX, this controller is a great addition to any music setup. Port and new code for my MIDI controller have been created by Portom Nguyen. Check it out here: https://github.com/4dvn/Midi-Fighter-16?fbclid=IwAR0-oJjyCVi5W6443PNuVFYeAHCT37sJyCmWmoUUIePfp1ZrG3Co_U9z2b0