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| + | Control Chain is an open hardware assignment protocol developed to reflect the LV2 controls properties. In other words the Control Chain enables you to control LV2 plugins control ports using a hardware device like Arduino. | ||
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| + | Although the Control Chain has been created focused on MOD, it isn't a must to have it working with LV2 plugins. This can be done using, for example, an Arduino, connected via USB to your PC. | ||
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| + | This page concentrates technical information of Control Chain. If you are looking for a startup guide to create new controllers, please refer to [[MOD Arduino Shield]] article, there you will find a tutorial and Arduino cases that will help you. | ||
Revision as of 13:13, 24 March 2017
About
Control Chain is an open hardware assignment protocol developed to reflect the LV2 controls properties. In other words the Control Chain enables you to control LV2 plugins control ports using a hardware device like Arduino.
Although the Control Chain has been created focused on MOD, it isn't a must to have it working with LV2 plugins. This can be done using, for example, an Arduino, connected via USB to your PC.
This page concentrates technical information of Control Chain. If you are looking for a startup guide to create new controllers, please refer to MOD Arduino Shield article, there you will find a tutorial and Arduino cases that will help you.
