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Vielleicht können wir aber auch eine Bulk-Order starten für diese SD-Slots von Mouser. Ich finde 20€ auch viel, aber wenn man zu viert ist, sinds ja nur noch 5€ plus Porto innerhalb Deutschlands / Europas. Ich wäre auf jedenfall dabei...

Excuse me to not be clear. I thought you mean with "schematic" the one you provided in a blog article. But you mean the schematic I have here. The problem is, that I don't have any specs on the schematic. I just uploaded it. It looks like this: This schematic is from an instrument this keybed is build in. I don't own the instrument (otherwise I could open it and look up the values), I just have the keybed. As I have good connections to a distributor of fatar he sends me this schematic because there are no other informations about the AT-strip available. So, I want to connect this aftertouch strip to NG via AINSER8. I already tried to connect it via a 10k resistor. This worked! But as I'm not sure if I damage the strip in kind a way I wanted to ask here :-)

I don't have the circuit set up in the moment. I can do this in the next days if necessary. Do you see any problems with connecting the AINSER directly to the strip? Do you think it's too much current?

I have a schematic here, which shows the four pins of the strip that comes from the keyboard. Pin 1 goes via a resistor to GND Pin 2 / 4 are going to 5V Pin 3 goes via a capacitor to GND The values of the resistor and the capacitor are not shown in the schematic. So, the AIN should fit really well, shouldn't it? Do I need the resistor and the capacitor?

I have a question regarding the aftertouch strip. Duggle told me a long time ago about how to scale an analog input. Now I want to know, if I still need this kind of circuit even if I use an AINSER8 / AINSER64 module. Or is it really as simple as connect one side to 0V and the other side to 5V? (maybe 10k pullup?) Thanks, Chris

Ah, I see! Thank you for the explanation ;)

Maybe it's easier for you to take a Teensy. There is a MIDI-Library available. It's small and easy to handle.

Looks like an interesting project! I would be great, to use Motorfaders directly with the Core without having an extra microcontroller running. Please keep us up2date.

I think, that novski wants to connect an LED without a matrix directly to a DOUT and he wants to know which ID he has to define for the LED.

I just bought it (last time I used the demo) and it's awesome! Give it a try... You can even do some mouse-moving operations or executing files with a midi command. Powerful application.

Would you please post the NGC file? I'm not sure what you mean by "ID" in this context.

You should check "Bomes MIDI Translator". This program is really a big deal! It's not that expensive and does exactly what you want. I used it some time ago for assigning CMD+S to a MIDI Controller, to save the actual concert to the hard drive of the mac without using the keyboard.

For sure... no prob ;)

Hey Thorsten, I tried the following NGR: and NGC: If I now press the sustain switch, it just sends out CC 1 with value 0. But not 127. Where is my mistake?

Hey TK, thanks! I will try this. Maybe it's easier for you to implement another ain_mode named "toggle" so adding a MIDI trigger wouldn't be necessary.

Hi Thorsten, I tried this: without success. MIOS doesn't monitor anything. You already wrote in this thread: that only a value is forwarded with fwd_id but it won't trigger a midi event. Maybe that's there is the problem?

Hey, here is the situation: I've a keyboard which has a AINSER8 inside. I soldered a jack to it for a switch. The switch works flawlessly. I configured ain_mode=switch. So it sends 127 when pressed and 0 when depressed. What I want to achieve is, to send 127 when I press it the first time.... release it... press again and it should send 0. I tried various things with NGR-commands... but I didn't get it to work. Any suggestions here? Thanks, Chris

Thanks for the answer :-)