Nevermind U-HID, Midibox and usb joypads.. anyone tried "GenericHID" with a Teensy?

[Elda83]

Thanks Mil0,
as my programming skills are non existend the Midi CPU seems to be perfect.
I'm just a little bit confused because I didn't see anything about digital Outputs (for LEDs).
Is it possible to take some cheap USB to MIDI dongle and get it done without any programming?
Well I think I'm going to give the teensy++ a shot just for giggles and try afterwords the Midi CPU.

Regads
Elda

[MiL0]

the guy who sells the Highly Liquid cpu's will actually program it for you, if you tell him exactly what you want. You can use LED's no problem.

[dsharps]

If you can get 96 buttons and 16 analog, I might try this. I'm a cs major, might as well get some use out of it.

[zaplin]

ok im confused!
i bought teensy++ 2.0 board for a midi fighter clone!
i have to write code to act as midi controller? or is it wire.cables.ready.to.go thing?
i dont want anything fancy, just 16 buttons, it wont even have leds.

[MiL0]

you should be able to use the midifighter source code with a few modifications (remove the LED code I'd imagine).

[derschaich]

but you have to program you teensy as a midi-device in the first place...

[MiL0]

did anyone ever get round to porting the midifighter code into something that could be dumped directly into a teensyduino?

[DJDoubleYou]

I would still go with the umc32 just because it has MIDI

[DJDoubleYou]

And there you are, one year later, realizing you posted something pretty dumb.

[stereorauschen]

I just found the topic. Looks interesting.
I downloaded the software, I have a teensy board waiting for use since months. Now the question: did anyone get this to work as a MIDI controller? The topic changed a little...;

With the teensyduino I was able to program a simple button that worked with traktor. Pots and encoders are not as easy as a button. If the generic hid software works, I will change from coding to configuring so, anyone tried it?