Using a Korg nanoKEY2 USB MIDI controller as base for the device, [Geordie] took it apart and added a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a power bank to, well, power it, and a USB hub to connect a likewise ...

In the Windows Insider Preview, Microsoft is now providing Windows MIDI Services, a new MIDI stack with MIDI 2.0 support.

The controller can be powered via USB or AA batteries and can be hooked up to your computer via USB or wirelessly through Bluetooth MIDI. On the unit's side you'll also find a TRS MIDI output and ...

It’s 8×8 grid of RGB LED backlit buttons are used to trigger different beats and clips by sending MIDI commands to the computer over USB ... for their Launchpad controllers, but overall ...

Your MIDI keyboard should now be successfully interfaced with your computer, potentially via your audio interface. This hurdle cleared, you are now unfortunately through the looking glass – and may be ...

On the controller's right hand side is a keypad with several more buttons, and it seems to be equipped with both a USB-C and MIDI DIN port. To our ears, applying the motorized knob concept from the ...