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All pads sound like snare #17
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@soul006 My guess is that if you're using EEPROM, the initial value of the note number is 38, so it's a snare sound. |
#include <hellodrum.h> MIDI_CREATE_DEFAULT_INSTANCE(); //LCD pin define //Please name your pad and controller. //Set the DIGITAL pin number to which the buttons are connected. void setup() //If you use Hairless MIDI, you have to comment out the next line. //Give each pad a name to be displayed on the LCD. kick.settingName("KICK"); //Load settings from EEPROM. //boot message void loop() /////////// 1. LCD & SETTING MODE ///////////// bool buttonPush = button.GetPushState(); char *padName = button.GetPadName(); button.readButtonState(); kick.settingEnable(); if (buttonPush == true) if (editStart == true) if (editDone == true) //show hitted pad name and velocity to LCD
} ////////// 2. SENSING & SENDING MIDI//////////// //Sensing each pad. //Sending MIDI signals. //SNARE// //RIIMSHOT// //HIHAT// //HIHAT CONTROLLER// //TOM A// //TOM B// //TOM C// //CRASH// //RIDE// |
@soul006 Is there a piezo or sensor connected to all the analog pins that are declared for use in the code? |
I'm going to check just like you say. On the other hand I consult you for the steps I am doing with EEPROM: I load the EEPROM program, I load the HelloDrum program, finally I convert the board with hyduino. |
Well, I kind of remember that when I started the device for the first time (version 0.7.6, arduino UNO, firmware for dual MOCO), all the "points" were tuned to one midi tone. I manually tuned each drum to the tone I needed, and after turning the unit off and on again, all the saved settings were in place. But if I hadn't manually tuned the tones, then all the drums would have sounded with some one tone. Maybe it could be a snare drum too. To tell the truth I am still putting together the physical part. And I just checked the electronic part on the midi monitor. My ugly and dusty unit: |
Hi everyone. The module plays all the pads as the snare. I am using Arduino mega R3, and code 0.7.3. Do you have any idea what it could be? All modules sound but the snare is always signaled in ezdrummer. I am in the last stage of the project, it has cost me a lot since I do not understand English well, I feel a little frustrated. Greetings from Argentina!
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