Picostepseq Versions Save

MIDI sequencer using Raspberry Pi Pico in Arduino & CircuitPython

v1.2

11 months ago

To install: hold BOOT button of Pico while plugging in power, copy the "picostepseq.ino_v1.2.uf2" UF2 file onto the resulting RPI-RP2 drive.

There is a now a little config screen that you can access via a long press (>2sec) of the rotary encoder knob.

In that screen you can currently configure:

  • What a "step" means (1/4, 1/8, 1/16)
  • MIDI channel
  • MIDI velocity
  • Is MIDI clock sent (Incoming MIDI clock is currently always synced to)

Small demo video:

https://github.com/todbot/picostepseq/assets/274093/e34c8e95-ca01-490b-af99-1e4cb462d0f8

v1.1

1 year ago

To make it easier to get up and running, here is a UF2 of the Arduino "picostepseq" firmware.

You should be able to put your Pico in UF2 mode (hold BOOTSEL on power up) and drag this file to install PicoStepSeq.

This v1.1 fixes many versions in the original Arduino version:

  • MIDI in clock sync for both USB and TRS inputs
  • MIDI velocity is now not 0 if you didn't do the "PicoFS LittleFS Data Upload"
  • Mutes on the display match the CircuitPython version
  • Displayed notes are slightly easier to read

v1.0

1 year ago

To make it easier to get up and running, here is a UF2 of the Arduino "picostepseq" firmware.

You should be able to put your Pico in UF2 mode (hold BOOTSEL on power up) and drag this file to install PicoStepSeq.