PicoStepSeq demo1

Demo of the PicoStepSeq MIDI step sequencer triggering a sound in Ableton Live over USB MIDI. The firmware is written in CircuitPython
PicoStepSeq is Open Source Hardware. Details here:
github.com/todbot/picostepseq
#circuitpython #raspberrypipico #midi #midisequencer #stepsequencer #sequencer

[@doxmelon]

Dude, thats awesome.

[@j.w.9886]

Iv'e been trying to find those roland style led button covers for months, but i havent been able to find them, perhaps i dont know what to search. Did you 3d print them or buy them? If you purchased them, from where?

[@todbot]

The easiest place to get them is probably adafruit: www.adafruit.com/product/5519. They call them “step switches”. I’ve also purchased them from various Aliexpress sellers, where they’re more generally called “pb86 switch”

[@j.w.9886]

@@todbot Wow! I can not say how much I appreciate the not only speedy, but informative reply! You have brought a lot of joy to me. I've been wanting to use these in multiple projects for so long but sort of just gave up because I couldn't find any. Thank you so very much! I hope you have a great day! :D

[@mestari33]

Funny!

[@LittleTutu]

What is the name of this piece that is below everything?

[@todbot]

I don't understand, could you describe more what you're referring to?

[@LittleTutu]

@@todbot I would like to know the name of the piece you connected to the Raspberry Pi and the switches (sorry for my English, I'm using Google Translate)

[@todbot]

@@LittleTutu It's a circuit board I designed myself. More information about it in the video description

[@LittleTutu]

@@todbot ok, thnx

[@buttonsplaymusic4896]

Can it run a sample mp3?

[@todbot]

It's just a MIDI sequencer, it doesn't make sounds on its own. In this case, it's triggering Ableton Live off-screen.