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(please keep in mind that I'm an EE noob, and have tinkered only with toy uC, etc). Is it possible that the synthesizer is using a classic USB chip (such as th
by slig 6y ago
(please keep in mind that I'm an EE noob, and have tinkered only with toy uC, etc).
Is it possible that the synthesizer is using a classic USB chip (such as the "FTDI") and doing serial over USB? If that's the case, it might be substantially easier to figure out the protocol.
- throw_m239339 6y agoThanks for the suggestion, I didn't not need to install a driver to connect the synthesizer to a computer and use the editor, so maybe that's the case. Where do you think I should get started with that, or how can I find out it that's the case? Any resources about the topic are welcome.
- slig 6y agoI'd try to open the synthesizer and look for a chip that's next to the USB port and google its number. Another option is to try to look at its ID using `lsusb`. If it's a known USB-to-serial chip, then I guess you can mount it and read/write directly to it using pyserial.