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I've been working with another MIDI software on my KEYESTUDIO Pro Micro ATmega32u4 5V board. I'd like to jump over to OpenDeck, but I can't seem to find the right package to download and flash. This early post makes it look like the early OpenDeck branded boards used ATmega32u4 MCUs, making it easy to adapt to Arduino Pro Micros. I believe the newer OpenDeck boards are based on RPI2040. Is there still a way for me to get this running on my ATmega32u4? Thanks |
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ATmega32u4 isn't supported for a very long time now. Recommended alternative is Raspberry Pi Pico which is both cheaper and simpler to flash. |
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Sounds good. I also just ordered an OpenDeck M board, so I'm sure I'll be back with questions. Thanks for your help. |
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ATmega32u4 isn't supported for a very long time now. Recommended alternative is Raspberry Pi Pico which is both cheaper and simpler to flash.