This ambitious project aims to provide a single API for MIDI control pedal ANY multi-effect

This code provides an API for projects implementation.

Currently the projects that uses MidiPedalController are:

• EasyEditShare: Simple Zoom Edit&Share implementation for view the effects in the current patch (bank);
• PiPedalController: A project for extends the Zoom G3 guitar pedal controller.

• CommonCause.TO_PATCH : Patch changed to specific patch
• CommonCause.PATCH_NUMBER : Details of a patch number
• CommonCause.PATCH_VOLUME : Details of a patch volume
• CommonCause.PATCH_NAME : Details of a patch name
• CommonCause.EFFECT_ACTIVE : Specific effect actived
• CommonCause.EFFECT_DISABLE : Specific effect disabled
• CommonCause.EFFECT_TYPE : Specific effect type
• CommonCause.PARAM_VALUE : Specific param of effect actived

• Patch
• PedalController.nextPatch()
• PedalController.beforePatch()
• PedalController.toPatch(int index)
• Current patch
• PedalController.toogleEffect(int idEffect)
• PedalController.hasActived(int idEffect)
• PedalController.activeEffect(int idEffect)
• PedalController.disableEffect(int idEffect)
• PedalController.setEffectParam(int idEffect, int idParam, int value)
• PedalController.getAmountEffects()
• All the multistomp options
• PedalController.multistomp(): PedalController is a façade for the multistomp.

• PedalCompany.ZoomCorp
• PedalType.G2Nu (basic, but not tested)
• PedalType.G3

• Only by ZoomGSeriesMessages.REQUEST_SPECIFIC_PATCH_DETAILS(idPatch). It inform
• PATCH_NUMBER
• PATCH_NAME
• EFFECT_ACTIVE
• EFFECT_DISABLE
• EFFECT_TYPE

// Throws DeviceNotFoundException if not found
PedalController multistomp = PedalControllerFactory.generateControllerFor(ZoomG3Type.class);

// Init the system (not your pedal)
// Throws MidiUnavailableException
multistomp.on();

// TO ZOOM G2Nu
// 0 to 7: Comp to Reverb
// 8 Mute
// 9 Bypass

multistomp.activeEffect(0);
multistomp.disableEffect(1);

// TO ZOOM G3
// 0 to 5 (6 Pedals)
// ...

// Set Patch
multistomp.beforePatch();
multistomp.nextPatch();
multistomp.toPatch(99);

System.out.println(multistomp);

// Turn down the system, not your pedal :P
multistomp.off();

You can receive notifications directly from your pedal

PedalController multistomp = PedalControllerFactory.searchPedal();

pedal.addListener(messages -> {
	messages.getBy(CommonCause.ACTIVE_EFFECT)
			.forEach(message -> System.out.println(message.details().effect));
	messages.getBy(CommonCause.DISABLE_EFFECT)
			.forEach(message -> System.out.println(message.details().effect));

	messages.getBy(CommonCause.TO_PATCH)
			.forEach(message -> System.out.println(message.details().patch));

	messages.getBy(CommonCause.PATCH_NAME)
			.forEach(message -> System.out.println((String) message.details().value));

	messages.getBy(CommonCause.SET_PARAM)
			.forEach(message -> System.out.println(pedal));
});

Understand the structure:

• Archicheture: The utils and exceptions of the system;
• Controller: It offers a simple API to use;
• • MultistompChanger: Filter: MidiMessage parsed -> Changes in Multistomp object
• Domain: The multistomp structure and message structure;
• Connection: The connection with Real Multistomp and this lib;
• Multistomp: Specific implementation for pedals;
• Test: Unit tests;
• Main: User demonstrations.

1. Create a "Source Folder" that corresponds the real Pedal Company; zoom/
2. Create a package like: com.yourcompany.multistomp.pedalcompany; br.com.srmourasilva.multistomp.zoom
3. Create a PedalType implementation. This will use @Pedal annotation; ZoomG3Type
4. Create the MessageEncoder and MessageDecoder implementations; ZoomGSeriesEncoder and ZoomGSeriesEncoder
5. Use the MidiConnection or implements the specific pedal Connection.

• https://github.com/vegos/ArduinoMIDI
• http://www.onicos.com/staff/iz/formats/midi-event.html
• http://www.loopers-delight.com/LDarchive/201104/msg00195.html