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Jordan-Jarvis / RPi-Diskalvier-network-player

This player allows for a Raspberry Pi to host a Midi player/recorder server. It was designed to update a player piano from Yamaha that still took floppy disks for playback.
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Would you like to ask, #1

Open is00me opened 2 years ago

is00me commented 2 years ago

I am also an old Yamaha automatic piano lover

When I saw your program, I was surprised

I installed it in raspberry pie and can connect to Android client.

Would you like to ask,

How to set the raspberry pie output interface

Is the hardware through a USB MIDI device? Or through the TTL of raspberry pie,

Jordan-Jarvis commented 2 years ago

I have been in a refactor lately and haven't used proper releases and versioning 😅 It is still in early stages. I have a new update coming, but it is moving slowly as it is more of a passion project. I can make a few fixes and update my readme to reflect how to actually use it. I didn't think anyone else would ever really look at this TBH, but since apparently people are I guess it will help motivate me to get it running more smoothly. To answer your question, it uses mido, so once dependencies are installed (part of my installer I've been working on) it should work with any interface that ALSA driver recognizes as a midi interface, or whatever driver you decide to use based on your OS. So it could be gpio, USB, TTL, or network.

is00me commented 2 years ago

Thank you very much for your reply I am a junior user and hope to get your guidance I want to use the 8th and 10th pins of raspberry pie (gpio14 uart_txd and gpio15 uart_rxd) to output and input signals to connect the MIDI of the piano Do you need to set the baud rate of raspberry pie 31250? Can you tell me how to set it I know how to add interface peripheral circuits to MIDI

Jordan-Jarvis commented 2 years ago

To do it safely you will probably need an optocoupler and some resistors. These disklaiviers are not cheap, even the old ones, so I recommend going about it carefully. Here are some forums on people getting it to work with the Tx, Rx pins and some resistors. https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=308880 https://www.instructables.com/PiMiDi-A-Raspberry-Pi-Midi-Box-or-How-I-Learned-to/

Sorry I haven't gotten any updates out yet. I've been really busy and got severe covid about a week ago. Project progress is just starting again.

is00me commented 2 years ago

thank you very much

I wish you a speedy recovery

is00me commented 2 years ago

I was working on the version before the test.

Play through the App client of an Android phone.

(melon-music-player)

Can I set it? After one song is played, the next song is automatically played

is00me commented 2 years ago

https://github.com/MelleDijkstra/AndroidMusicPlayerClient for Android client app

Jordan-Jarvis commented 2 years ago

Not sure I follow what you mean by 'set it'. Also, the Melon player version was never fleshed out much. I put it together as a demo for a Christmas party I was at, so it hasn't had the love it deserves. I never intended to keep melon as the front-end or back-end. This is probably the most functional front-end I have made. https://github.com/Jordan-Jarvis/RPi-Diskalvier-network-player/commit/fde758af0335596064e0c13919c0f355b9e220b4. Unfortunately the GUI isn't great, but it is more fleshed out than melon ever was.

is00me commented 2 years ago

could i add your wechat my wechat : 307528727