There are plenty of ways to develop MIDI 1.0 applications on microcontrollers, such as the well-respected non-TinyUSB MIDI 1.0 library by Fourty Seven Effects library. That's great for general Arduino projects. However, here we're going to to continue in the direction we started in Part 1 and Part 2 of this blog series -- so […]
I'm doing some rapid "blinkenlights" prototypes for timer code today on the K32L2 board. The goal is to have two separate timers driving two LEDs using interrupt service routines. None of this code is optimized or ideal... I'm leveraging the NXP SDK and the examples that go with it for one Systick-driven LED and another […]
The K32 is another Cortex M0+ processor, similar to the ones that I've used in the past, like the KL25 and the K43. I'm using the K32 because it is supported, out of the box by the TinyUSB framework, which I want to leverage for MIDI music control. Typically, though, before we get started with […]