Midi implementation question

[swelchy]

I'm at Neanderthal level of understanding arduino but digging the basics lately to help my kiddo with an ironman helmet. that being said I'm interested in possibly making a kliche or another drive pedal midi ready for my current pedalboard.... I'm already triggering my hxstomp and my reverb with morningstar mc6 pro for songs.. would be cool if I had presets setup and my drive pedals would turn or off with the patches... anybody already have something like that laid out? I have a few nanos and an R4 arduino... just don't know what I'm doing yet.

 

[Robert]

I've considered adding this sort of functionality to the Intelligent Relay Bypass module but I'm not sure which messages we need to be listening for...

 

[Giorfida]

I've considered adding this sort of functionality to the Intelligent Relay Bypass module but I'm not sure which messages we need to be listening for...

I’d think that would be a whole different can of worms- traditionally midi switchers would be only triggered by the program change message.
However with modern processors and their “snapshot” (or “scene”) functionality, they use CC messages to trigger a series of setting changes within the same preset…. And the problem that would cause is, there is no one/standard cc that all devices are going to share, and due to the delay in switching presets, folks tend to lean more on the snapshot/scene method as its seamless and has no delay.

 

[swelchy]

This guy is a ready to go package and the midi CC message can be programmed via the stomp switch and remeber it's CC change as well as it's last state when triggered.... it's a bit pricey for me though so I'm looking for a diy

Imp - MIDI upgrade kit by Oscillator Devices

The Imp is a MIDI mod for guitar, bass or other effects devices. With the Imp it is possible to switch non-MIDI effects via MIDI.

oscillatordevices.com