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Framboisedorf Piano HAT
for Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and RPi Model A+/B+
Unlock your inner Mozart with Piano HAT, the ultimate mini musical companion
for your Raspberry Pi!
Use it to play music in Python, control software synths on your Pi, take control
of hardware synthesizers, or surprise mankind with your creativity!
Piano HAT is compatible with
Raspberry Pi 2,
B+ and
A+
and comes fully assembled, with a trove of examples to get you started.
Features:
- 16 touch sensitive buttons
- 13 piano keys (a full octave)
- Octave up/down buttons
- Instrument cycle button (great for use with synthesizers)
- 16 LEDs (let them light automagically, or take control with Python)
16 touch sensitive buttons - Each button on Piano HAT can be individually
watched in Python and hooked up to whatever mad-cap contraption or project you can
imagine. Tickle-the-ivories and create a symphony of servos or a concerto of... motors.
Octave up/octave down buttons - Expand your playing horizons with two dedicated
buttons you can use to shift up or down an octave, or - you know - raise and lower the
drawbridge to your fortress.
Instrument Cycle Button - Synth heads will be pleased to hear that it's totally
possible to make this button send a patch change event to synths like Yoshimi. All you
need is a little Python glue!
16 LEDs - Ever seen on one of those learn-to-play keyboards with light-up keys?
Take command of the LEDs and walk yourself through your favorite tunes, or use them as
a visual metronome.
Such sounds, very wow - Use with a variety of synths, both hardware and software,
play .wav samples with PyGame, or create your own Piano-controlled contraptions. A MIDI
example which lets you play music with Sunvox, Yoshimi and others is included, plus
a PyGame example that includes a few octaves of glorious piano and some drums for good
measure.
Hey Pros! - Using Python you can make Piano HAT output regular MIDI commands
via a USB to MIDI adapter and take control of your hardware synth gear.
Full Python library, documentation and examples - Head on over to the Piano HAT GitHub
repository to find a Python library, examples for PyGame and Python MIDI and more:
 https://github.com/pimoroni/piano-hat.
Enclosure and Raspberry Pi board not included.
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