March 29, 2013 AT 5:00 am
A DIY wireless MIDI-OSC bridge with the Raspberry Pi #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi
Here’s a great PD project for your Pi — setting up a DIY wireless MIDI-OSC Bridge!
With a wlan stick, a battery pack, and Pure Data the Raspberry Pi becomes a swissarmy knife for MIDI and OSC.
In an ongoing project to make wearable non-standard musical controllers we found the vmeter which is a nicely sized touch strip with the one drawback that it is a usb device and as such wired. We looked into ways to make a wireless usb or MIDI connection or anything similar and found close to nothing that suited our needs (battery powered, small, flexible). After thinking about this for a while it occured to me that building our own system actually should take close to no hardware hacking and only a little software tinkering. So we decided to build our own. Basically a Raspberry Pi with a WLAN stick and a battery pack is all you need.
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