Thank you, that means a lot. Next video coming very soon!

Thanks for the tip, I was wondering if I should make a fume extractor. I guess this is the sign 😀

Hey, if I can do it - anyone can. Go for it!

You are correct, the components are best kept in their antistatic bags to keep them from being damaged from electrostatic discharge. However, it is very hard to show them in the video through the bags 😂 Just kidding, but it is actually easier to store them without the bags, and I know I will use them in projects really soon. Thanks for your input, make sure to check out my second video, where I put many of the components in use.

You need to look for an arduino board that uses the Atmega32U4 microcontroller, which in conjuction with the Midi library will turn the Arduino into a Midi compliant device. Generally I would recommend using the Arduino Pro Micro for this job, due to its price and versatility, although other boards like the Teensy 3 or 4 should work as well

Thanks for your answer!

Thank you for your input. I thought about changing the keycaps but it is actually pretty simple. The bottom left key is a C, then two rows above it you have an octave(C), and two rows above it you get another (C). So if you want to target root notes, you would just count the steps in the scale. But then if you switch the keycaps and use the transpose feature, they won't make sense again. 😂 Send me a photo if you decide to make this project, let me see what the design will look like with a different color for the keycaps. Thanks again!

You can do it!

It is almost ready to publish on my website, please check back in a couple of days

Yes of course! All the files will be released for free on my website very soon!

@@RistoInnovates Wow! Thank you so much! looking forward to show you what i learn and build from this tutorial :D

Nice catch! It is probably a habit from playing keyboards with aftertouch, but it also makes a nice expression effect for the video 😀

Thank you!

Awesome, thank you! Stay tuned for more :)

Thank you, I'm glad you like it

Thank you :)

Thank you, come back again!

Thank you!

Me too! Can't wait to post my next video. Thanks for stopping by!

Sounds like an interesting idea! Thank you for your input. 🤗

@@RistoInnovates your welcome!

@@user-ol2yg4vw9j BTW, I already have an Ender 3 v2 which I will definitely use in the future videos and I already plan to upgrade to the Bambu Lab P1S or X1C in the near future for that blazing speed. Have you used any of them, what are you thoughts on those printers?

@@RistoInnovates Actually, I never had a 3d printer before. I odered the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro but unfortunately, it will only arrive in september. Its strange because I live in Canada and i've ordered it from Elegoo.com. Anyways sorry, I can't answer you but I can tell you that ive heard good things about them. Thanks for asking!

Actually if your comfortable with this, I have a question me too. I understand if you say no but like I said, I have never used a 3d printer before so i have never used a CAD program before. I've downloaded Onshape a few months ago but i don't understand anything about it. I understand if you say no but I wonder if you could make me online lessons for a resonable price in a videoconference. It would be nice but like i said, i understand totally if you say no.

Thank you, glad to be here! 😄

Thank you, that means a lot!