MIDI sequencer/controller

posted Jun 13th 2009 4:45pm by Gerrit Coetzee
filed under: digital audio hacks, led hacks

lenonluks

Reader, [Lennon Luks] made a really slickĀ  MIDI sequencer/controller for his senior design project while studying at Western Carolina University. It has a grid of 64 LED buttons, 8 knobs, and a display with navigation buttons that allow him to sequence tracks with or without a computer. The controller is based off an ATmega644 and is programmed in C. [Lennon] clearly explains the inner workings of the project in detail on his website and has included a good number of pictures. [Lennon] made a nice video of the project which can be seen after the jump.

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