Had to step away from this project, though I've managed to get a working code with some modifications using ChatGPT. The controller now with Midi-Mixer and in the DAW. He also supplied code to use: Control Surface: Multiple-Control-Change-Potentiometers.ino Peter P pointed out that the controller tries to use MIDI over Serial, not MIDI over USB. (ref: DIY Midi controller - FL studio no device detection - #2 by PieterP) String printedString = String('Slider #') + String(i + 1) + String(': ') + String(analogSliderValues) + String(' mV') Īfter getting the code to work and posting here today i opened another thread to look into why the controller is not being picked up by FL studio.

SendSliderValues() // Actually send data (all the time)ĪnalogSliderValues = analogRead(analogInputs) īuiltString += String((int)analogSliderValues)

If yes, would anyone from this forum be able to help me navigate this change in code, please?Īdam's code used from the Deej Github const int NUM_SLIDERS = 5 Ĭonst int analogInputs =.Would it be possible to modify the code to work with a ProMicro instead?.Bought it from Aliexpress and wondering if it is a dudd, perhaps a Pro Micro could do the job instead. I did try one, but the nano board i have doesn't seem to respond when checking the serial monitor and turning the pots. The project originates from Adam Welch's youtube build ( deej - Arduino Volume Mixer ) I am trying to build a 5 potentiometer midi controller using a Arduino pro micro in order to use 'MIDImixer' instead of 'Deej' to control Window's volume mixer, but having some issues due to my lack of understanding on how to modify an existing code to suit my build.

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