[sdiy] below the surface of keyboards
Sowa Roman
Roman.Sowa at upc.com.pl
Thu May 16 12:18:49 CEST 2002
I don't think you could find something without a micro, and PIC in specific.
Try those:
http://tomscarff.tripod.com/key2midi/key2midi.htm
http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/hardware/key.htm
and my shameless plug:
http://romcio.multimania.com/small_midi.html
although it's only 3-octave
It is possible to make MIDI keyboard without a PIC - one big
scanning multiplexer, UART and controll logic might do it for you, but
chip count would be much bigger than all above projects combined.
Roman
__-----Original Message-----
__From: Lincoln Fong [mailto:Linc at christeld.freeserve.co.uk]
__Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 9:19 AM
__To: Synth-Diy
__Subject: [sdiy] below the surface of keyboards
__
__
__I recently splashed out on a keyboard in a charity shop:
__£12.99 ($18US).
__It's 4 Octave-ish, wonderfully compact and in a very nice
__grey wooden carry
__case. The only thing is I don't know what it's for as it has
__no contacts
__under the keys and no sockets or brand names anywhere. Maybe
__a practice
__keyboard? The guy in the store thought it was part of a store
__display at
__sometime but that doesn't explain the key touch tensioning device.
__
__Anyway I would like to fill it with switches and a MIDI
__output to put it to
__good use. Can someone point me to a simple schematic
__somewhere please? PICs
__are OK though I'd like the option of not using them.
__
__Also anyone heard of a unit like this before?
__
__Thanks. I love this list.
__
__Lincoln
__
__
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