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UHS_MIDI: Arturia Beatstep Pro not working #61
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Interesting issue. I am also working on a Midi project but I am going to wire up a 5-pin 5 connector to use as my Midi out port instead of Midi-over-USB. |
The biggest issue with this brand is that they expect USB 2 HIGH speed, and they don't queue keys/pads/etc. When this happens, either the atmega gets overwhelmed and will miss key/pad presses, or disconnect. I've seen both happen. Doesn't happen on the Yamaha keyboard or the other one I have here. Since the atmega just can't keep up, I recommend getting a Teensy 3.6 from PJRC.com. There's no need to add a host shield (host is built in) and you get high-speed USB instead of just low and full speed. On top of that, you can use huge buffers to store key and pad smashing and keep up with the data if you have to. Paul's support is second to none too. |
Thank you for your detailed answer @xxxajk . I will try a teensy and see if that works. |
Hi,
I'm trying to use UHS_MIDI to connect an Arturia Beatstep Pro which is not working.
It seems to find and connect the device, but as soon as any data from the device arrives it just disconnects the device...
Output of lsusb:
The Beatstep Pro reports 2 Midi-In and MidiOut Ports, one seems to be used by for the configuration utility only...
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