Piano-LED-Visualizer
Piano LED Visualizer: Connect an LED strip to your Raspberry Pi and create an immersive visual experience for your piano playing (by onlaj)
pico-midicizer
midi controller board and guide for building a vpo based on a Conn 650 theater organ. Analog organ midicizer compatible with Grandorgue (and likely Hauptwerk) (by socphoenix)
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Piano-LED-Visualizer
Posts with mentions or reviews of Piano-LED-Visualizer.
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- Very Specific Ideas for Projects to take on as a beginner in Python
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I made this AR performance video of the piano part from my new song, “Our World”
Setup for this video: Piano: Casio GP-500 BP MIDI Visualizer: Keysight by Egglyberts, available on Steam LEDs: WS2812b 144px/m LED Strip LED Controller: Raspberry Pi 4 running Onlaj's Piano LED Visualizer from https://github.com/onlaj/Piano-LED-Visualizer
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Finally got the LED Visualizer working
Link: https://github.com/onlaj/Piano-LED-Visualizer
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Ultimate Guide to DIY LED Visualizer for Your Piano
Another tip: 2 meter long LED strips are not readily available in the US and take weeks to ship from overseas. You can use a 1 meter (144) strip which you can get in 2 days (Amazon) if you won't mind that only MOST of your keys will have lights. If you use the 1 meter strip, a handful of the keys on the very bottom and very top with not light up, but you can get it much faster than the 2 meter strip VisualizerGitHub DIYDetailed step by stepSimplified step by step
- Is there any RGB/LED bar to connect to midi (digital piano standard size keys) and be placed over the back of the keys that will light up according to which key you press?
- Help requested- Sd card stops working
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The company I just started working for has new hires make TikTok videos to introduce themselves to everyone. Never used it before, so I channeled my inner Kyle Landry...
This is how I set it all up!
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I have an odd question about choosing a keyboard, bear with me:
If you're handy with electronics there are some DIY versions with good documentation https://github.com/onlaj/Piano-LED-Visualizer
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Joystick and Key 1 works, but Key 2 (back button) and Key 3 on Waveshare LCD Hat do not work at all. How do I know if the LCD hat is broken or if it is something else?
For more info: This lcd hat is mounted on the pins of a Pi Zero W. The project is an otherwise complete project of onlaj/Alexander Evening. https://github.com/onlaj/Piano-LED-Visualizer
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No Game No Life opening (Piano)
I wouldn't say that I programmed it myself. I took reference from a GitHub repo - https://github.com/onlaj/Piano-LED-Visualizer
pico-midicizer
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I digitized an electric organ using a pi pico!
I don't know if this is the right subreddit for vpo's but if anyone is interested in the process the code/how this was completed is available here.
The project uses a pi pico and 14 mcp23017 pin expanders to handle 231 digital inputs, and and additional 2 analog inputs for expression pedals. Source code and how this was done available here.