On another MIDI switch product I've seen a feature called "Long Release" where the button sends a different message(s) if the release is preceded by a long press than it does if the release is preceded by a short press (short release). It's kind of clever. Another feature I've seen is the ...

Thanks, Rob.

I'll report back when I get around to selection and testing.

I'm afraid I'm a little out of my depth here. Would anyone be willing to recommend a good breath pressure sensor (one with a good sensitivity range for breath control), that uses a 3.3V supply? I'm not familiar with the pressure specs, range, units, values, etc. Am I correct in assuming that because...

I have a couple of these MPX2010 pressure sensors from a failed Breath Controller project. I'd like to be able to use them with the MIDI Expression i/o. 1. Would this work? 2. How would I solder this to a TRS plug? Are any additional components (resistors, capacitors, etc.) needed? MPX2010Spex.png

I tested with my Digitech FS3X and it works great. Nice to be able to get 3 switches from a single TRS (1 port)

I installed 2.9.3.8, but in the UPDATE FIRMWARE section it shows as 2.9.3.7.

Not to open a can of worms, but I'm just curious if the eDRUMin could have a mode that takes audio level from an input and convert it to MIDI CC? Perhaps it would require some controls like: level control (boost/atten.) range (min/max) curve? data smoothing data thinning yea, can of worms. I'm imagi...

Would it be possible to allow switches to transmit 14-bit CC values as well?

For example, if I want a switch to control a resonant filter cutoff, and want to send a value that gives specific note/pitch or toggle between two notes. Could be useful.

I've installed build 4, updated the device firmware, and connected an expression pedal. I chose a 14-bit CC, and it does display the 14 bit values on the input editor and the event list. I assume it is converting the MSB and LSB CC's to just show one CC-- (not the pair of CC#'s)? Just tested with Re...

Glad I asked! Just ordered. Thanks, Rob.