Make a Raspberry Pi Pico a USB Host to bridge modern USB MIDI to old school MIDI IN and MIDI OUT
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An application level TinyUSB USB MIDI Host driver for the RP2040
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Connect a Raspberry Pi Pico between a USB MIDI device and a USB Host to modify the USB MIDI traffic
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A Pico W Bluetooth LE MIDI adapter for any class compliant USB MIDI device
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Add the Arduino MIDI Library API to the usb_midi_host TinyUSB MIDI Host driver
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Use a Raspberry Pi Pico/RP2040 to connect a MIDI USB Host, a serial port MIDI, Bluetooth MIDI and 0-4 USB MIDI devices on a USB hub
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