hello,
after frustrated with my 5 octave piano, trying to play more demanding scores of 6 octaves.
I decided to build one of about 7 octaves, MIDI it can be heard by, bluetooch on PC.
My idea is to look FINANCING, thanks to your help and develop it here, leaving all established information, codes, pc software, PBC diagrams, etc.
For financing you probably need to create a kickstarter or indiegogo project
You do not state where you live (profile) so people who want to send money or (spare) parts will not know.
Think you also need to elaborate the design so you really know what HW you need. Lot of projects lost track of finance due to feature and/or design creep.
hello, here I am doing the program for the interface.
this program will be able to make easy internal and external communication with
MIDI devices.
arduino is may communicate via bluetooch and the MIDI port.
This software features for MIDI input selection, with this is may
connect any MIDI device, including arduino.
Also account for the selection of MIDI output devices with this
you may choose our audio output.
with this you could make a bridge for conectarce with other popular software
such as Sibelius, Cubase, TheGrand2, etc. improving our
Sensitive pianoArduino.
Endless possibilities.
Please realzacion colaraboren for this project.
Funding aside on this project most modern keyboards have weight (Velocity) and after-touch on the keys so that you can tell how hard they where hit and then adjust the pressure on the key after it is struck to add expression to the playing.
You are only going to be able to measure if a key has been hit with the hall effect switches.
Bainesbunch:
Funding aside on this project most modern keyboards have weight (Velocity) and after-touch on the keys so that you can tell how hard they where hit and then adjust the pressure on the key after it is struck to add expression to the playing.
You are only going to be able to measure if a key has been hit with the hall effect switches.
Cheers Pete.
a Hall effect sensor Ratiometric, you can measure the speed at which the key is struck, "sensitive"