MIDI de la Basse Pédale d'Arduino Codeur à l'aide d'arduino

MIDI BASS PEDAL ARDUINO UNIT

The MIDI Bass Pedal circuit is capable of encoding any number of momentary action, push to make, single pole single throw (SPST), switches from 1 up to 30 to produce the equivalent MIDI note-on/note-off data commands. The encoded switches are wired via IN4148 diodes. The keys are arranged in an 6 x 5 (30 keys) matrix, for up to a two and a half octave range.

The  MIDI start Note  is set to  C1 (Note 24), but any different start note can be pre-programmed if required. The MIDI channel (1 to 16) is set using the 4-way DIP switch, see Table. The encoded switches are wired via IN4148 diodes, see switches schematic.

This unit can be connected to new bass pedals or it can be used with an older non-MIDI bass pedals by using magnetic/reed switches to isolate the old and new scanning circuits. This will allow the older bass pedal synthesizer to continue to operate as normal while also providing a MIDI output.

The MIDI Bass Pedal Arduino Unit consists of:

• An assembled Arduino Board
• An assembled  MIDI IN & OUT circuit Board,
• A MIDI 5-pin DIN output socket,
• A MIDI 5-pin DIN input socket,
• 2 Male Headers x6,
• 1 Male Header x8,
• A power-on LED,
• A 4-way DIP switch which selects the MIDI channel at power-on, see Table 1
• The velocity byte is preset to the maximum value,
• The start Note of the keyboard encoder is preset to C2 (Note 36), but may be programmed to any value on request,
• A 2.1mm power socket, and associated LED.

DIP Switch Selections				MIDIChannel
4	3	2	1
on	on	on	on	1
on	on	on	off	2
on	on	off	on	3
on	on	off	off	4
on	off	on	on	5
on	off	on	off	6
on	off	off	on	7
on	off	off	off	8
off	on	on	on	9
off	on	on	off	10
off	on	off	on	11
off	on	off	off	12
off	off	on	on	13
off	off	on	off	14
off	off	off	on	15
off	off	off	off	16
Table 1 MIDI Channels

For more detail: MIDI Bass Pedal Arduino Encoder