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MIDI Monitor for simple MIDI messages and BassBoy

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Author: Hex Hexreader

Last Updated: 2021-02-08

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Communication

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License: MIT license  

A simple MIDI monitor for checking the nuts and bolts of MIDI messages (5-pin DIN, not USB)
For EasyPIC7, PIC18F45K22 and MIDI hardware interface of your choosing

Now with PIC18F27Q43 project for 4 MIDI ports, IR remote, and Serial Port control
See C file header text for instructions and warnings

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08 February 2021 - added project for PIC18F27Q43 driving 4 MIDI channels Tx and Rx

MPLABX only, since mikroE tools do not support this PIC

See C file header text for information on connections and use

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