This is the seventh in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
In this blog I demonstrate working test circuits for the various input types. I also describe how the circuit boards are going to be laid out.
In this blog I investigate the lack of playability of the YOU SYNTH contact drum. To do this I introduce the “Nodding Dog”.
This enables me to come to some definite conclusions as to the cause of the problem.
This is the fifth in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
In this blog I describe the functioning YOU SYNTH contact drum. I also detail a solution to the problem of pads picking up input from adjacent pads.
This is the fifth in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I explain why I have gone over to using RS485 to connect the system and demonstrate it in action.
This is the fourth in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I’m looking at a software method of detecting hits for the ‘contact drum’ percussion input system.
This is the third in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I’m working on the analogue front end electronics of the ‘contact drum’ percussion input system.
This is the second in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I’m looking into latency issues in the ‘contact drum’ percussion input system.
The MIDI-OX MIDI Utility I use can be found at http://www.midiox.com/
The MIDI-OK utility I mentioned can be found at http://www.midiox.com/