When you select "MIDI" from the Tools->USB Type menu, the Teensy becomes a USB MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) device, capable of sending and receiving MIDI messages. Teensy 2.0, Teensy++ 2.0, Teensy LC and Teensy 3.0 to 4.1 are supported.

MIDI, by Francois Best, allows you to control and receive data from musical instruments. MIDI works with all Teensy models. MIDI uses the hardware serial ports to communicate with standard MIDI devices at 31250 baud. This is completely separate …

Teensy Monster V1.0 // DIY MIDI Controller: Welcome to the Teensy Monster Instructable! This Instructable will help you assemble your Teensy Monster, understand how to program it, and provide many tips for building a great DIY controller. …

It enables you to easily create MIDI controllers or instruments with very few lines of code. It supports digital inputs, like pushbuttons and switches, analog inputs, like faders, potentiometers, light sensors, and rotary encoders, like jogwheels.

Dec 1, 2016 · It shows how easy it is to create a USB MIDI device using Teensy. For more info about the built in USB MIDI library functionality for Teensy, check out the PJRC page, and let us know what awesome projects you plan on building!

Apr 24, 2021 · The hardware is the Serial MIDI input and output found on this page, with the addition of a USB host cable that plugs into the USB host header pins on the Teensy 3.6. The code is based on a 6x16 USB MIDI example from the Teensyduino T36_host library.

Examples of arduino code written for teensy boards (especially teensy LC) making it easy to convert your board into a professional MIDI interface using capacitive touch, analog and digital inputs, accelerometers, etc.

May 16, 2017 · The Teensyduino add-on for Arduino allows the Teensy 3.6 to easily read MIDI messages such as notes and control changes over USB. A computer or other USB-enabled device sends a MIDI message, and then the Teensy received the message, and can perform a given set of actions based on the contents of that message.

It allows making use of USB-MIDI devices (eg Akai APCMini and MPK49, original Arturia Beatstep and Keystep, Modal CraftSynth 2.0), syncing USB and DIN MIDI devices as well as Eurorack CV clock and triggers on multiple outputs with selectable divisions and sequencer controlled by APCMini interface.

The Teensy then needs to be programmed in order to understand how to convert your button presses into MIDI Signals. See the YouTube video on how to do this. You will need the file here…