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Open-KeyPrec is an open-sourced, pressure-sensitive electric keyboard percussion (mallet) MIDI instrument. It has 61 keys, spanning 5 octaves of playing range from C2 to C7 like a standard Marimba. It also has a MIDI control panel with 16 buttons, 12 knobs (8 × 280° potentiometers and 4 × 360° rotary encoders). Open-KeyPrec is an open-sourced, pressure-sensitive electric keyboard percussion (mallet) MIDI instrument. It has 61 keys, spanning 5 octaves of playing range from C2 to C7 like a standard Marimba. It also has a MIDI control panel with 16 buttons, 12 knobs (8 × 280° potentiometers and 4 × 360° rotary encoders).
The sensors are controlled by an ESP32 development board, and the output is converted into a standard MIDI device. You can use audio workstation softwares like GarageBand or Reaper (or open-source alternatives like LMMS, Zrythm, or Ardour) to simulate the sounds of all kinds of different instruments. The sensors are controlled by a development board, and the output is converted into a standard MIDI device. You can use audio workstation softwares like GarageBand or Reaper (or open-source alternatives like LMMS, Zrythm, or Ardour) to simulate the sounds of all kinds of different instruments.
## Code ## Code
**Source code structure** **Source code structure**
* `/src` - PC driver written in Rust * `/src` - PC driver written in Rust
* `/firmware` - ESP32 module firmware written in C++ * `/firmware` - Development board firmware written in C++
* `/circuits` - Printed circuit boards * `/circuits` - Printed circuit boards
* `/models` - 3D-printable models * `/models` - 3D-printable models