Hello,
I have an Arduino Due, I have an OTG USB cable, and I have a working MIDI project using the "standard" Arduino MIDI library aka "GitHub - FortySevenEffects/arduino_midi_library: MIDI for Arduino".
My question is, can the Due support bidirectional MIDI, using the MIDI library (not some other library I'll have to shim into the MIDI library) via the Native USB Host port acting as **USB Host? **
That's what I need. I need to be able to plug a MIDI device with a USB port directly into the OTG cable and use it without needing a USB Hub plugged into a host PC. I want the DUE to act as the USB Host and support sending MIDI CC messages from the Due to the USB Midi device. And I don't want to use some weird little science project library, I want to use GitHub - FortySevenEffects/arduino_midi_library: MIDI for Arduino .
I believe my Teensy 4 can do this, but I have not found any proof the Due can really do this. It stands to reason it should be able to. But I don't have proof.
Is this already possible? Or do I need to go down the rabbit hole?
Do not ask me to post code, it does not matter. I'm asking about the capabilities of existing libraries and hardware.
Thanks all,
Ben