hello all,
since many of you are looking into the arduino/max communication, i check it out and found a working solution.
it's a patch i made a while back to be able to send MIDI to the real-world using an arduino.
if you look inside the patch you'll see how to communicate with the ardunio; it doesn't have to come from MIDI, of course; you can just make your own max patch to turn the output pins of the arduino on/off, or go read values form the anlog inputs.
this video shows how to work with it:
steps:
1. install this arduino code on the microcontroller: "SimpleMessageSystem_example_1.pde"
2. open this patch: "ali.midi-arduino.maxpat"
3. use drop down menu to choose serial port (don't have Arduino IDE open!)
4. use the keyaboard to turn pins on/off
5. analog data flows in.
all are attached:
arduino-max.zip
let me know how it goes!
a
since many of you are looking into the arduino/max communication, i check it out and found a working solution.
it's a patch i made a while back to be able to send MIDI to the real-world using an arduino.
if you look inside the patch you'll see how to communicate with the ardunio; it doesn't have to come from MIDI, of course; you can just make your own max patch to turn the output pins of the arduino on/off, or go read values form the anlog inputs.
this video shows how to work with it:
steps:
1. install this arduino code on the microcontroller: "SimpleMessageSystem_example_1.pde"
2. open this patch: "ali.midi-arduino.maxpat"
3. use drop down menu to choose serial port (don't have Arduino IDE open!)
4. use the keyaboard to turn pins on/off
5. analog data flows in.
all are attached:
arduino-max.zip
let me know how it goes!
a
