#3 Build a MIDI controller with an Arduino: The DIY MIDI Controller Workshop 2.0

In this class you will learn:
🎹 How to upload the code in the Arduino.
🎹 How to adapt the code to your needs.
🎹 How to map your MIDI controller in any DAW.

PS: Choose the baud rate 115200 in your serial monitor, otherwise you'll see only some weird characters!

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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!

[tyrelnorth]

These are the types of tutorials I search long and hard for. Everything is well explained, even seemingly complex things, without over-explaining. Keep doing what you're doing, bro.

[estebandiaz]

I spent probably one hour, hour and a half looking for a good, well-explained, and SIMPLE tutorial for doing MIDI with Arduino.
Yours was the only one I felt good with, thanks a lot man!!!

[FPVHans]

Thank you for this great tutorial series!!! I just started yesterday building my own midi controller. Birdies like yours help a lot! Greetings from Germany 🤙🤙🤙

[ded-inside]

Mano, esses videos são exatamente o que eu tava procurando! O jeito que vc ensina e os recursos que voce usa são excelentes! Meus parabens e muito obrigado por fazer esses videos cara, voce absolutamente merece mais atencão, e espero que o algoritmo te abencoe pra que outras pessoas possam ver esse canal magnifico!

[agnideva]

the code link is broken, can you upload it again?

[ricksflicks-]

I appreciate the time you took to really explain everything from top to bottom in this series. Thanks!

[christophemagnan-bosse]

You're a boss, thx for your generosity! Can't wait to start working on my midi controller.

[mollyellison]

IVE BEEN SEARCHING ALL DAY AND THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL OMGG

[DAWless_TeaHouse]

The whole class is so intuitive and easy to understand, thank you so much for this effort. Really learnt a lot from your videos. Subbed and liked.

[skiobaldo]

Que legal, Gsutavo! mandou bem demais demais demais! muito obrigado s2

[mikhailyakunkinakaslowmick]

Very catching! Thank You. Going to repeat it.

[chriskaprys]

In case it helps someone following along, I got garbage in the Debug (Serial) window until I changed the serial baud rate to 115200.
Thank you, Gustavo!

[michaelbeers]

Thank you so much, this is awesome! I had so much fun building my little prototype, can't wait to get into something bigger now! Just a heads up - I had to close the SerialMonitor before hairless could receive the input from the Arduino. Took me a few minutes of head scratching, but great tutorial I really appreciate it!

[jonkruth]

WOOOW BROOO YOU ARE SOOO EXPLAINING PLEASE KEEP UP YOUR WORK:::: I STAY FOR EVER YOUR STUDENT

[jeronimoolivavelez]

Hi, great video!! I was having a problem when I changed DEBUG 1 for ATMEGA328 1 and it was that in order to recognise the ATMEGA you must uncomment line 36

[metinkmusic]

hi, great video thanks, great for drums and control, can we play the piano, chord sound or multi trigger?

[dureoner]

HI gustavo! Nice job and thanks for share

COuld you do something like this but with motorized faders?? THX

[captainsolomartopitek]

you are just awesome man. you are saving my life

[TheZahraLahrache]

Hi! Thanks for the tutorial. I've used the code, hairless, and put all my settings the same as you, but my Arduino midi will not play in Ableton live. Any tips on what I should be looking for or any solutions?

[lLucassFerreira]

Gostaria de tirar uma duvida seria possivel eu controlar o voluma do windows com ele? por exemplo, um apenas para o jogo, discord, internet e spotfy?