Launchpad DIY or Buy Keyboard Matrix & MIDI Tutorial
video description
1. More buttons.
2. Native Ableton and FL integration. Also works as a generic USB MIDI controller.
3. Ableton live lite, a free premium piano from XLN audio (their stand-alone price is 80 each, which is already more than the entire launchpad mini itself, some samples from LoopMasters, Novation Bass station and access to Sound Collective, which basically means you'll get a paid plugin for free about every month, with (as far as I know) unlimited 'free' membership, are all included with the launchpad mini.
Date: 2020-09-05
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 6
Pouply
Really cool project but there is an easier solution for the midi interface. You can use the MIDIUSB library wich allows your arduino to be directly detected as a midi device and implements methods for reading and sending midi messages. The downsides are that this library only works with the 32u4 ship (so not with an arduino uno) and as your arduino is no longer detected as a serial device, you have to manually reset it (by connecting the reset pin to ground) before uploading new code.
reply
Really cool project but there is an easier solution for the midi interface. You can use the MIDIUSB library wich allows your arduino to be directly detected as a midi device and implements methods for reading and sending midi messages. The downsides are that this library only works with the 32u4 ship (so not with an arduino uno) and as your arduino is no longer detected as a serial device, you have to manually reset it (by connecting the reset pin to ground) before uploading new code.
reply
Micromation
Hmmm. I wonder how to translate this controller into self contained sound board (sounds stored on-board) with audio output to plug into existing sound setup (so no need to run it through PC. but I'm illiterate when it comes to electronics. can anyone point me in the right direction? My google-fu gave me whole bunch of nothing.
reply
Hmmm. I wonder how to translate this controller into self contained sound board (sounds stored on-board) with audio output to plug into existing sound setup (so no need to run it through PC. but I'm illiterate when it comes to electronics. can anyone point me in the right direction? My google-fu gave me whole bunch of nothing.
reply
eric
I'm Musician not electronic engineer so I prefer buy it for 20 dollars more (less in euros) but it was very interresting to see you built it I say in French BRAVO! YOU'VE MADE A VERY GOOD WORK
reply
I'm Musician not electronic engineer so I prefer buy it for 20 dollars more (less in euros) but it was very interresting to see you built it I say in French BRAVO! YOU'VE MADE A VERY GOOD WORK
reply
OP17
the diy launchpad is the best! but i only at this moment know python 3 and i've wanted to learn aduino, but i dont have money and i only had a raspberry pi 3b v1. 2 on hand.
reply
the diy launchpad is the best! but i only at this moment know python 3 and i've wanted to learn aduino, but i dont have money and i only had a raspberry pi 3b v1. 2 on hand.
reply
Blaxonk!
Mateeeeeee I'm amazed! This is something I know I wouldn't be able to make but for sure I have to recognize that you're an absolute genius!
reply
Mateeeeeee I'm amazed! This is something I know I wouldn't be able to make but for sure I have to recognize that you're an absolute genius!
reply
Ondej
Should have used Arduino Leonardo or Micro with native USB support. You wouldn't have to install any additional software on the computer.
reply
Should have used Arduino Leonardo or Micro with native USB support. You wouldn't have to install any additional software on the computer.
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
11:12
