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    This document provides instructions for building a DIY MIDI USB host using an Arduino Uno board and USB host shield. It includes a parts list of the components needed, descriptions of the required software libraries and sketches, and step-by-step directions for assembling the circuit, installing the necessary libraries, and loading the sketch to enable bidirectional MIDI communication between a USB MIDI device and 5-pin DIN MIDI ports.

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    This document provides instructions for building a DIY MIDI USB host using an Arduino Uno board and USB host shield. It includes a parts list of the components needed, descriptions of the required software libraries and sketches, and step-by-step directions for assembling the circuit, installing the necessary libraries, and loading the sketch to enable bidirectional MIDI communication between a USB MIDI device and 5-pin DIN MIDI ports.

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    This document provides instructions for building a DIY MIDI USB host using an Arduino Uno board and USB host shield. It includes a parts list of the components needed, descriptions of the required software libraries and sketches, and step-by-step directions for assembling the circuit, installing the necessary libraries, and loading the sketch to enable bidirectional MIDI communication between a USB MIDI device and 5-pin DIN MIDI ports.

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    MIDI USB HOST DIY tutorial

    By Spider ver. 1.0 (9 Oct 2013)

    PREPARISTIONS
    Parts:
    1x Arduino Uno Board (like this one: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11021)
    1x USB Host Shield (like this one: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9947)
    2x 5 DIN sockets for MIDI In and Out
    2x 220 Ohm resistors
    Software:
    Editor and programmer:
    Arduino IDE 1.0.5 ()
    Libraries:
    USB Host shield 2.0 (https://github.com/felis/USB_Host_Shield_2.0)
    Arduino MIDI (http://playground.arduino.cc/Main/MIDILibrary)
    USBH_MIDI from branch IOP_ArduinoMIDI by Yuuichi Akagawa
    (https://github.com/YuuichiAkagawa/USBH_MIDI/tree/IOP_ArduinoMIDI)
    For project state: 1x mini bareboard, some cabels in final version you could use goldpins on USB
    Host shield and solder here resistors etc

    Attention: At this moment it is only bidirectional communication between MIDI 5 DIN In and OUT
    and USB MIDI Host. Communication with computer isnt possible!

    ASSAMBLING
    1. Connect 5, 2, 4 pins of 5 DIN socket with cables.

    5 TX or RX (i.e. TX for MID OUT socket, RX for MIDI IN socket)


    2 GND
    3 - +5 V via 220 Ohm

    2. Use this schematics for assembling. It is pretty easy.

    PROGRAMMING
    a. Install Arduino IDE (read some basics here:
    http://learn.adafruit.com/category/learn-arduino.
    Lessons from 1 and 2 would be enough). Dont ask read this!
    b. then put USB_Host_Shield_2.0 library in folder USB_Host_Shield_2 (create it if
    needed).

    Path: /Documents/Arduino/Libraries/
    c. Then put Arduino MIDI in MIDI folder
    d. Then put USBH_MIDI_IOP in USBH folder

    e. Open Arduino IDE and open sketch: biderctional_converter (Menu File > Examples >
    USBH> biderctional_converter)

    f. Connect Arduino board to computer (how? Look at point A)


    g. Load sketch to board (how? Look UP :)
    h. Disconnect form computer if you like, and power up Arduino via USB or power
    supply.
    i. Use it with Fishman TriplePlay or any other USB MIDI class compliant device)
    j. If you have problem after steps A-J ask on VGuitar Forum.

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