2024-12-19 (Th) EWC_Noodle First noodling capability

I named some of the inputs to make identifying them later more intuitive, like raising and lowering the strumming paddle and the colored buttons on the neck. The names made it easier to trigger when I moved the paddle up and down and released it. When I raised it, I checked for any buttons held on the neck and raised the pitch based on the minor pentatonic scale I programmed in an earlier EWC project. Once I calculated the new note, I played it via the MIDI port at the velocity dictated by the volume potentiometer. When I released the paddle, I sent the message to stop the note, so as long as I held the paddle, the note was sustained.

Changing notes and playing tones

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