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I have 2 home built Muon detectors and I have 3 outputs
I have built myself some Muon detectors and as a result I have 3 outputs
Detector 1 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Detector 2 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Coincidence 3 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Each output currently lights an Led and clicks on a Piezo Electric Speaker
From my understanding I may be able to feed these inputs into a MIDI interface and then via software have each output produce a different sound
Putting aside which interface and software am i on the right track ?
Last thought, in addition to producing a sounds can a MIDI also produce an accompanying screen image
Kind Regards
John B
I have 2 home built Muon detectors and I have 3 outputs
I have built myself some Muon detectors and as a result I have 3 outputs
Detector 1 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Detector 2 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Coincidence 3 - 3.3v for 20 to 40 mS
Each output currently lights an Led and clicks on a Piezo Electric Speaker
From my understanding I may be able to feed these inputs into a MIDI interface and then via software have each output produce a different sound
Putting aside which interface and software am i on the right track ?
Last thought, in addition to producing a sounds can a MIDI also produce an accompanying screen image
Kind Regards
John B
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That is certainly one way of doing it.
Are you intending to write the software on the receiving side as well? If so, you can make it do whatever you want, but to be clear, MIDI isn't designed for transferring images, although it can be done with SysEx messages.
Are you intending to write the software on the receiving side as well? If so, you can make it do whatever you want, but to be clear, MIDI isn't designed for transferring images, although it can be done with SysEx messages.
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