3d printed button matrix midi controller #arduino #shorts

3d print files here

code

this arduino pro micro button matrix midi controller uses midiusb software. i elected not to use diodes to keep the build simple, plus i dont expect to press 3 buttons close to each other at the same time.

the case dimensions are 130mmX130mmX19mm
i love the small compact form factor.

you can also repurpose this to make your own stream deck, joystick or even pc controller with xinput! the pro micro is a pretty cool chip.

thanks for watching!

song monday loop-tomppabeats

[moltenhydrogen]

kailh choc switches would probably work a lot better and feel nice too

[luridftwgaming]

3D printers are so cool I want one so badly. I’m always seeing awesome things made with them.

[rowski]

You should 3d print custom keypads so you know what button is what

[liquidsorrow]

The song used is sand by atlas on soundcloud I'm not sure about the actual beat orgin but hes the one who's most notably used it.

[HazyJ]

If you could get ahold of MPC pads and ink, this would be so fucking cool. Right now it's just fucking cool😎.

Well done friend

[toaster]

This is a stream deck another person made

[samuelstuff]

Did you use an arduino pro micro to run it?

[ClickItYT]

It makes me actually really happy to see a TikTok video here on YouTube that has been uploaded by the original creator.

[boredjoblessman]

What's software you use for programing the adruino?

[Lupop]

So does the software run through each row and column to find which two are connected, then finds the button coordinate from there?

[kxdsh]

This would not make a very good midi controller

[HazyJ]

But how would you assign each button to a MIDI channel?

[okboing]

But why go through all that effort... and use the cheap button switches? At least use soft membrane buttons.

[eisupremacy]

A tv remote has better key feel than those cheap switches. Why cheap out