MIDI Switcher for ZOOM MultiStomp (MS 50g and MS70-CDR,MS60B)

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Hi I'm GSMCustomEffects
Japanese Circuit Engineer!

I made MIDI Switcher for ZOOM MultiStomp(MS 50g and MS70-CDR,MS60B)
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myVine

https://vine.co/v/Od7Pnp0AaqV


using Arduino and USBHostShield

Schematic and SourceCode Here!!

this is my Blog in Japanese

SourceCode

http://garagestylemsc.blog.jp/archives/20654052.html

Schematic(Layout)

http://garagestylemsc.blog.jp/archives/20767328.html


this Switcher presetnumber10 is bypass
you can programchange 1~8!

enjoy!
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Excellent! Thanks for your work and generosity!

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Reply Thank you.
It is the current case of the design.
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Once you have completed drawings will also be published.

Function is as Vine

Thank you in the future!

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2mm!
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Scheduled to take power and USBMIDI connector on this surface

Position of MIDI connector undecided

Exploring the current position

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I'm trying to understand and dowload the code form your website, but I'm having a few difficulties due to the japanese language ( and google translator is not helping that much!) .
Can you please point me to the correct link for downloading the code pls?
Thanks
Paolo

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pamaz wrote:I'm trying to understand and dowload the code form your website, but I'm having a few difficulties due to the japanese language ( and google translator is not helping that much!) .
Can you please point me to the correct link for downloading the code pls?
Thanks
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Try this
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Thanks for Uploading!

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Long time no see

This time more of MIDI switcher I will introduce so was completed.

A mode
1,2,3,4

B mode
5,6,7,8

send ProgramChangeMIDI messege

left switch is mode change Switch!


The case is our original design

We were outsourced to sheet metal forming

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Post by andershenrik »

:applause: Thank you ,this is interesting . I was not aware that the MS50 can be controlled by midi . Anybody know a link to the commands ?

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andershenrik wrote::applause: Thank you ,this is interesting . I was not aware that the MS50 can be controlled by midi . Anybody know a link to the commands ?

Thank you for questions

I think that it is not perhaps know

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In file included from E:\arduino-1.6.5\libraries\USB_Host_Shield_2.0-master/Usb.h:27:0,
from sketch_sep22d.ino:2:
E:\arduino-1.6.5\libraries\USB_Host_Shield_2.0-master/settings.h:139:176: fatal error: SPI.h: No such file or directory
#include <SPI.h> // Use the Arduino SPI library for the Arduino Due, RedBearLab nRF51822, Intel Galileo 1 & 2, Intel Edison or if the SPI library with transaction is available
^
compilation terminated

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Post by divabanana »

I have a question regarding the powering of the Zoom MS-50G.
It looks like you are powering it via the USB bus from the USB host shield.
(In the MS-50G specs it says you can power it from USB so that's all good).

What I don't understand is the power adapter they recommend is 9v but USB bus power is only 5v.
I asked Zoom about this and they said that the required power is 9v and the device does not adjust voltage...

So how is the 5v from the USB bus enough when it requires 9v?
Can anybody shed any light?

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divabanana wrote:I have a question regarding the powering of the Zoom MS-50G.
It looks like you are powering it via the USB bus from the USB host shield.
(In the MS-50G specs it says you can power it from USB so that's all good).

What I don't understand is the power adapter they recommend is 9v but USB bus power is only 5v.
I asked Zoom about this and they said that the required power is 9v and the device does not adjust voltage...

So how is the 5v from the USB bus enough when it requires 9v?
Can anybody shed any light?
same as g3.when use usb power ,the inside bump the 5v to 9v and let the analog chip works.

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Long time no see.
Since I was able new site thank you

http://diystompbox.html.xdomain.jp/index.html

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Long time no see.

I tried to control of the GT100


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Post by Ben N »

Hey, m10065, sorry I'm late to the party--just got my MS-70CDR, and it's really my first digital pedal. Can you provide updated links for the code and schematic?

BTW, just around the same time as you, a fellow named Lawrence Doss came out with an Arduino based controller for MS. Are you familiar with it? Are there any important differences?

Thanks

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Post by eggyfreestompbox2018 »

Anybody can share the schematic link ?
The existing link can not open.
Thank You

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Post by JudgeMingus »

I would certainly also be interested in the schematic if it can be reposted!

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