Hi Daniel, The midrange PIC microcontrollers from Microchip come with
built in 10 bit A/D converters for interfacing with piezzo or FSR (force
sensing resistors) sensors as well as serial modules for midi io. They
are cheep, too. You will just have to figure out how to work with PIC
assembly. I guess you will also need a programmer... but there are lots
of web sites around for both DIY programmers & PIC assembly for MIDI.
-Garett
Daniel Garmendia wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm interested in buying or building a 4X4 trigger pad. M-Audio's
Trigger Finger looks nice, but I just want the pads. I have
experience building circuits, but I'm not an electrical engineer (but
I am aerospace tho..). Any DIY projects would have to keep that in
mind. Any suggestions?
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