On 09/07/2013 05:17 AM, Marc Dusseiller wrote:
> at the moment we are using something like a digistump clone, we call it babygnusbuino, based on attiny85 and compatible to arduino
> ide. it can send/receive data as a midi-device and costs less than 5$.
Not sure why MIDI or analog audio would be good for instrument data sending to a smartphone...
an MSP430 for this app could be one of the under $1 ones and not need many parts on a pc board,
so you could use the extra $3 on the bill of materials to buy a bluetooth dongle for it to
send data to your PC/tablet/smartphone with...
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