Welcome to the home of the Custom MIDI Controller, crafted specifically for enthusiasts and professionals seeking to bridge the gap between creativity and technology. Utilizing the robust Teensy 3.6 development board, this project transforms your conventional approach to audiovisual productions by turning analog inputs into versatile MIDI signals, compatible with a wide array of audio and video software and hardware.

• Easy Integration: Designed for seamless compatibility with the Teensy 3.6 board.
• Customizable Controls: Utilize ten 50 kOhm potentiometers to craft your unique sound. You can replace them with oscilloscopes, gyroscopes, faders, etc.
• Versatile Application: Perfect for DJs, VJs, audiovisual producers, and live performers looking to enhance their setup.
• Open Source: Modify and share your version with the community.

Before diving into the world of custom MIDI control, ensure you have the following:

• A Teensy 3.6 microcontroller
• Ten 50 kOhm potentiometers
• Wires/Jumpers
• Breadboards
• Basic soldering materials
• Arduino IDE or Teensyduino software

1. Hardware Assembly: Reference the detailed connection diagram below to link your potentiometers to the Teensy board.

   

2. Software Configuration: Upload the provided midicontroller.ino script to your Teensy using either Arduino IDE or Teensyduino.

3. Performance Customization: Map the MIDI signals generated by the Teensy to your desired controls in your music software or hardware setup.

I’m Santiago Torres aka Yaaqob, the mind behind this project. I'm passionate about making digital interfaces using accessible and customizable technology. I invite you to contribute your ideas, improvements, or custom setups. Connect with me and the project:

• GitHub: @ethx42
• X: @0x2Aa

Your contributions make the open-source community vibrant. Whether it's feature suggestions, bug reports, or code contributions, all are welcome. Feel free to get started by forking the repository and submitting a pull request.

This project is proudly open-sourced under the MIT License.