#2 How to Build a MIDI controller with an Arduino: The DIY MIDI Controller Workshop 2.0

In this class you will learn:
🎹 How to use a breadboard.
🎹 How to use buttons and potentiometers.
🎹 How to assemble the circuit in the breadboard.

Where to buy:

In the DIY MIDI Controller Workshop, you will learn the first steps on how you can build your own MIDI controllers using the Arduino platform! The Arduino is a super low-cost, super powerful board, made for people, like you and me, without an engineering background. With an Arduino we can build an infinity of things, from robots to MIDI controllers! And... spending a fraction of the money you would spend in a factory MIDI controller. I promise it will be a game changer for you once you learn how to build your own equipment! So, if you are a DJ, VJ, music producer, audio engineer, multimedia artist, or any type of professional that works with music/visuals and a computer, you'll love this free course!


Translated titles:
# 2 Cómo construir un controlador MIDI con un Arduino: The DIY MIDI Controller Workshop 2.0

# 2 Wie man einen MIDI Controller mit einem Arduino baut: Der DIY MIDI Controller Workshop 2.0

# 2 Comment construire un contrôleur MIDI avec un Arduino: l'atelier de contrôleur DIY MIDI 2.0

# 2 Como construir um controlador MIDI com um Arduino: The DIY MIDI Controller Workshop 2.0

# 2 कैसे एक Arduino के साथ एक MIDI नियंत्रक बनान

[KiahJones]

You are an incredible human being for doing this. Not only are you explaining how everything works from the ground up, but you are teaching us how to adapt it to however we like! And on top of that, you have written incredibly intricate and well explained code and are giving it away for free! Bless you sir, you are a god among men. I really appreciate how in depth you have explained every concept, I have watched these videos through about 5 times now and I truly feel like I understand the core concepts. Bravo, and thank you so very much for putting in the time and effort to make these videos for all the people like me that want to learn. It honestly means a lot to me, and I appreciate you. You are incredibly talented, and you really have a knack for teaching. I can't wait to create a midi controller that I am proud of, and I couldn't have done it without you. Thank you so much Gustavo! ❤️❤️❤️

[krzysztofczarnota]

Everything is explained in very clear way. Thnaks! Obrigado Gustavo!

[marcospalacios]

this was blowing my mind it resonates deeply. . .ive always loved coding and what to study it...i love music too and make plenty and just got a new controller/midi and happened to land your videos...perfect i cant wait to start building my own. . .🙏✊

[myHorribleMusic]

You're a great teacher, thanks for making these videos. Makes starting out on a MIDI project much less uncertain.

[jakejuntilla]

I had been introduced with to the world of arduino years ago from a friend cause their strand required them to work with it. Basically just brushed it off cause it seemed too intimidating and even though I found it interesting I didn't bother to check it out because I felt intimidated by the coding that came with it. Days ago I just found out how you an build midi footswitches and pedal loops with it and how the coding can just even be downloaded. I've been hooked ever since and your videos are very helpful and easily digestible! Keep the videos coming cause their great!

[CndMn]

Exactly the series I was looking for! Absolutely perfect!

[devakuoseeds]

You are great man!! Could I ask you for a pitchbend/modwheel joystick midi controller tutorial? Thank you.

[suzvuky]

This is such a channel! Pleaase keep going

[OldBiker]

The kit is now $29 not $19 and is sold out

[FlooferLand]

16:02 Without context it just looks like he spawned in the components from his PC lmfao

[pedroviana]

Hey, thank you for the tutorials. I have a question: can I use UNO R3 ATmega328 instead of ATmega16U2?

[FlooferLand]

21:03 The real-life alternative of "Spaghetti code"

[dralikg]

Thanks for the awesome videos, which Arduino is capable of handling MIDI usb also with LCD and sd card? I am doing a midi controller project that open MIDI file from SD, play it back on MIDI usb out, while receiving some controls from MIDI in and shows some info on LCD, what do you suggest for hardware/software?

[berndgrundling]

Thanks very much for your videos. maybe i´ll start with the arduino soon.

[daddydanny]

gr8 tutorial ..can we use more than 40 faders and potentiometer

[blazingday]

Very informative - I'm a noob to all this and your videos are teaching me so much....

[MarinLuc]

Hey nice content, is there a reason why #2 isnt available through your channel but only with the link from #1?

[Kloppsserialbottlers]

I've really enjoyed all your videos, I've been watching them the last week trying to learn how to make my own project work. Yes, I've figured out how to send MIDI notes to Ableton from my Arduino but when I try to use Capacitive touch sensors connected to an mpr121 module that is connected to my Arduino Leonardo, I can't figure out what code I need to write to make the touch/release information from each electrode a MIDI note. Do you know how this is done? Thanks for your videos.

[bradyburguieres]

I wonder if the tone knobs on a guitar are also logarithmic 🤔

[salvatorefarina]

Great job, i try to make the same but i have a problem, my Arduino have the chip CH340 and there are some problems for midi ports configuration, do you know if there is a system to use the chip CH340 or i need to buy another Arduino? Thanks