Category: Arduino

Controlling a Behringer X-Air console with a Wemos D1

A wireless setup with a 16850 battery

The Midas MR / Behringer XR digital mixing consoles are cheap and powerful. With no tangible control surface doing quick and current actions can be inconvenient.

A Wemos D1 with its onboard ESP8266 and four PB-86 push-buttons (I like their vintage-looking style) are all you need to control your console on your WiFi network.

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YM2149 sound generator, Arduino and fast pin switching

I spent my childhood with an Atari STe and its bleepy sounds. Recently, I purchased its sound generator on eBay: the YM2149 chip (made by Yamaha) or the AY-3-8910 (made by General Instruments).

I would like to make a chiptune MIDI synthesizer with it, but I thought it was a good start to play existing tunes.

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