Contact me
Click here to send an E-mailPractical Usage on Facebook (current news)
-
Recent Posts
- IoT REBOOT – Apple HomeKit (Siri), Raspberry Pi, node-red, Homebridge
- Apple HomeKit on iOS with Arduino (ESP8266) through Raspberry Pi – Part 2
- Apple HomeKit on iOS with Arduino (ESP8266) through Raspberry Pi – Part 1
- Review: Zivix PUC+ for Bluetooth Midi Wireless
- M4L: Max for live patch for better guitar solo
-
Archives
Categories
- Ableton (1)
- AL-88c (1)
- Arduino (54)
- Pedal board (40)
- Wine Cellar (1)
- Electronics (23)
- EM-1 (4)
- FCB1010 (16)
- IoT (1)
- M4L (1)
- Max for Live (1)
- MP (8)
- MPK261 (2)
- MR (1)
- MRe (1)
- Music equipment (22)
- PU-2 (20)
- Uncategorized (3)
- VC-1 (5)
- Vortex (8)
- Wine Cellar (1)
Tags
- akai
- alesis
- Apogee Gio
- arduino
- behringer
- fcb1010
- firmware
- firmware upgrade Vyzex
- ICM4+
- iConnectivity
- iConnectMIDI4+
- iO Dock
- ipad
- iphone
- irig midi
- jeenode
- Keyboard
- line 6
- line6
- m4l
- max
- mega
- midi
- midibridge
- MP
- mpk261
- music
- pedalboard
- pedal board
- Processing
- Programming
- PU-1
- PU-2
- puc+
- review
- rfm12b
- rotary encoder
- Side project
- Sysex
- Volume Control
- Vortex
- Vyzex
- wine cellar
- wireless
- Zivix
Subscribe to Blog via Email
Tag Archives: line 6
Line 6: Renaming it PU-1.
Time as come to put the Line 6 pedal board back together. I decided to call this particular board the Line 6/PU-1. I hacked it… then it is mine! The behringer FCB1010 will probably be the PU-2… The PU-1 will … Continue reading
Line 6 pedal board: Re-using the main board
I decided to take a closer look at the main board from the Line 6. Since I might be tempted to put a simple display on the pedal board, in addition to a 16 character x 2 lines display, I … Continue reading
Line 6 pedal board: Programming the expression pedals
The expression pedal board contains two analog circuits for the two pedals, a simple switch and a LED. The connector has one pin for each, plus a ground and Vcc pin. The pedals use an infrared LED and photo-transistor that … Continue reading
Line 6 pedal board: Programming the Switches and LEDs
After the midi episode, it was time to write the code to get the pedal press signals and control the LEDs for feedback. The pedal switches use what is called a resistor ladder: each switch is linked to a particular … Continue reading
Line 6 Pedal Board: USB interface, with Arduino
The Line 6 Pedal Board will now receive an Arduino to replace its main board. The goal is to attach this Arduino to a computer using midi on a USB connector. For testing purposes, I will use an Arduino Duemilanove … Continue reading