I am a bit behind with Raspberry Pi stuff, got one a few weeks back to use as media hub for the kids but tonight I needed a USB host so dived into the Linux Terminal and set this up. Really easy - using the link below:
https://stimresp.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/using-a-raspberry-pi-as-usb-midi-host
Now my Digitakt and OP1 are the best of friends with not a MIDI cable in sight (DT > Pi > OP1 via USB)
i was inspired by the post to buy a raspberry pi to use as a usb/midi host and connect my OP-1 to my Roland MV8000.
but it lloks like the reaspberry pi needs a usb keyboard and a monitor that takes HDMI in. my Mac computer only has a bluetooth keyboard and only outputs HDMI, no input…damn.
@awesome_o : put an SSH-enabled OS image on a Model B. or prepare one for a Model A on another B. good luck!
I am a bit behind with Raspberry Pi stuff, got one a few weeks back to use as media hub for the kids but tonight I needed a USB host so dived into the Linux Terminal and set this up. Really easy - using the link below:https://stimresp.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/using-a-raspberry-pi-as-usb-midi-host
Now my Digitakt and OP1 are the best of friends with not a MIDI cable in sight (DT > Pi > OP1 via USB)
Is that a rasp Pi 3?
I also have a digitakt and op1 and would be great to get them midi synced
Yes, I use Raspi3.
Yes, I use Raspi3.
Awesome, thanks
@awesome_o : put an SSH-enabled OS image on a Model B. or prepare one for a Model A on another B. good luck!
thanks for that! that'll make it headless and then i'll be ready to go.
i still might grab an hdmi monitor and keyboard -- people dump flatscreen tvs and monitors on the streets around here.
Great job!
Great job!Any observable latency ?
None that I’ve noticed.