And the idea came accidentally when i looking for midi controller product on the internet and i found some DIY midi controller based arduino. Of course basic programing required here but don't worry everyone can learn.So i made this project to solve my problem for my synthesizer keyboard which do not have efficient shortcut button for changing sound and my live setup.
This project about simple midi controller that work with software and hardware also work as macropad with cherry mx switch, the important part it's small and very flexible. You can check out a preview/sign up to be notified when it's live here! If the macro pad looks interesting, but you need a few more keys, an enhanced "JC Pro Macro 2" will be funding soon on Kickstarter. Code is available on GitHub, and the JC Pro Macro, I2C Helper and EZ Fan2 boards used are available on Tindie. Proper ground and power breakout is handled by an I2C helper board fabricated by PCBWay, though I initially tried to make my own as shown in the video.Overall, I'm quite happy with how the project turned out, and it was a lot of fun to play. Solenoid actuation is assisted by an EZ Fan2 transistor board, which handles the higher current requirements of the device when compared to what the GPIO can supply. The JC Pro Macro takes things one step further and breaks out several GPIO pins from an Arduino Pro Micro board, allowing for control of things in "real life."In this project I hook up a small speaker for tone output, along with a small solenoid to drum out a beat. Computer macro pads/stream decks/auxiliary keyboards normally control computer input functions with the press of a key, making your life easier.
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