"Picotouch bizard" is a miniaturized MIDI controller created by embedded systems developer Todd Kurtz. It is a business card-sized board that is powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico.
The device provides pressure-sensitive control with no moving parts. The board can be programmed in CircuitPython. It has a MIDI output and USB port, and is pressure sensitive, allowing you to change MIDI settings by pressing hard.
The device has 8 main buttons and 3 touch-sensitive user interface buttons. The developer provides the source code and firmware for the MIDI controller on GitHub under GNU General Public License 3, as well as the KiCad project for the board. This project is a continuation of the previous project "picoslidertoy", but unlike it, "picotouch_bizard" provides buttons instead of sliders for MIDI control in a small area.
The device has 8 main buttons and 3 touch-sensitive user interface buttons. The developer provides the source code and firmware for the MIDI controller on GitHub under GNU General Public License 3, as well as the KiCad project for the board. This project is a continuation of the previous project "picoslidertoy", but unlike it, "picotouch_bizard" provides buttons instead of sliders for MIDI control in a small area.