USBMidiKliK
HoodLoader2
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USBMidiKliK
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I have a few arduino unos hangin around. what should i build with them? links to existing projects appreciated.
There are a lot of USB MIDI projects that are easier with a Leonardo or Micro or a Teensy, but I believe you can set up an Uno for USB MIDI? Last I looked, you had to reprogram the USB chip on it for this, which is a little scary, but it's doable; here is a project that lets you do that and which can go back to normal mode (for uploading new Arduino code) without re-reprogramming the USB chip every time.
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Show HN: OpenDeck – platform for building MIDI controllers
Sending MIDI is easier than receiving it, but with UsbMidiKlik and some wiring and soldering you can build a MIDI interface based on an Arduino Uno.
https://github.com/TheKikGen/USBMidiKliK
HoodLoader2
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Using Arduino Joystick with DCS
The Mega2560 like the Uno has a second MCU that does the USB-Serial stuff, an atmega16u2. You can flash this one to show up as a USB HID device instead of serial through Hoodloader (https://github.com/NicoHood/HoodLoader2).
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Need help with FastLED and Corsair lighting protocol
The library is compatible with all boards using the MCU ATmega32U4. This includes Arduino Leonardo, SparkFun Pro Micro, Arduino Micro, and Adafruit 32u4 AVR Boards. It also supports the Arduino Uno and Arduino Mega, but this requires the HoodLoader2 bootloader, see this wiki for more details.
- arduino uno
- Can i use this arduino as a pc/laptop keyboard? Its for osu(a rhythm game) and majority of osu gamers who makes custom clickers for it uses arduino leonardo because it has usb support but im wondering if i can use the uno as a keyboard since it uses the ch340 chip and i just hook some buttons on it
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Rubber Ducky using Arduino Uno or Nano
hoodLoader2 might help you out. I've no experience with it though.
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Leonardo vs. Uno: which one should I buy?
You should buy a Leonardo if you want to do USB projects, the Uno can do that stuff too - it has a small microcontroller (16u2) that's a cut down version of the one on the Leo (32u4) that handles the USB to serial conversion required for a PC to communicate with the main microcontroller (328P) on an Uno, the 16u2 can be reprogrammed to make the board appear to be anything - but it's harder to achieve for beginners. If you're interested in reading more, take a look at https://github.com/NicoHood/HoodLoader2, but if you just want to do keyboard and mouse stuff quickly with all "off the shelf" hardware and software (and the community support that entails) the Leo is definitely your best bet.
What are some alternatives?
gd32vf103inator - Program the GD32VF103 using C, your favourite editor and make
micronucleus - ATTiny usb bootloader with a strong emphasis on bootloader compactness.
webmidi - Tame the Web MIDI API. Send and receive MIDI messages with ease. Control instruments with user-friendly functions (playNote, sendPitchBend, etc.). React to MIDI input with simple event listeners (noteon, pitchbend, controlchange, etc.).
USBMidiKliK4x4 - UMK4x4 - 4-16 in/out and 3-15 IN/3OUT USB MIDI interface for STM32F103 series board
stm32-bootloader - Customizable Bootloader for STM32 microcontrollers. This example demonstrates how to perform in-application-programming of a firmware located on an external SD card with FAT32 file system.
toaruos - A completely-from-scratch hobby operating system: bootloader, kernel, drivers, C library, and userspace including a composited graphical UI, dynamic linker, syntax-highlighting text editor, network stack, etc.
OpenDeck - Software and hardware platform for simpler building of MIDI controllers.
PongoOS - pongoOS
UnoJoy - UnoJoy! allows you to easily turn an Arduino Uno (or Mega or Leonardo) into a PS3-compatible USB game controller
Muffin - An open source alternative firmware for the excellent Midi Fighter Twister from DJ Tech Tools
gobot - Golang framework for robotics, drones, and the Internet of Things (IoT)