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John Park joins the show and shares how he started hosting shows, his pre-show preparation, some of his favorite memories and projects, and more. 00:00 Welcome 00:36 JP’s start with computers and electronics 3:59 MAKE: Television Make: Television - Complete Series : Make : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive 10:47 Preparing for a show JP’s Workshop YouTube Playlist 16:54 Favorite CircuitPython memories 20:09 Favorite projects over the years 25:55 Favorite synthesizer Mutable Instruments: a (Brief) Retrospective MicroFreak 29:20 Which board? 30:36 Wrap-up
new guide just went live: MIDI Breath Controller. i used a ported bmp585 pressure sensor with a qtpy rp2040 running #CircuitPython to map the pressure readings to MIDI CC messages

Deep breathing isn't only for mindfulness, it's for sending MIDI CC messages too. You can build a MIDI breath controller with a BMP585 air pressure sensor. This particular sensor has a port that you can attach a tube to for targeted pressure readings. In this scenario, the sensor is attached to a QT Py RP2040 running CircuitPython code that maps that pressure reading range to MIDI CC message values.