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Deej

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a volume mixer (Arduino, Music control, RGB)
In the contest DJ gear: Mix Anywhere
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updated September 29, 2024

Description

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Here my version of the pysical volume mixer made with deej.
More information here: https://github.com/omriharel/deej

I present you my version of the Deej - volume mixer.

Coming to github soon. 
For this project this fork was used: https://github.com/Miodec/deej
This fork adds remappable button support.
 

What is deej?

Have a look here: https://github.com/omriharel/deej
It connects to your PC and let you control your windows sound mixer by input.

Features:

  • main big volume knob - with controlable RGB LED indication underneath
    • gives feedback to volume level
  • 4 small volume knobs - adjustable application
    • Logos for Spotify, Chrome, Discord, Steam, Firefox, OperaGX (if needed more feel free to write)
    • controlable RGB LEDs beneath the buttons to illuminate
    • gives feedback to volume level
    • switches back to choosen color afterwards
  • button implementation beneath every button possible
    • i personally used 1 button under the spotify button for music control
  • Spotify Control
    • in total 3 buttons
    • press spotify logo for PLAY/PAUSE
    • 2 buttons beneath for previous/next song

Parts (BOM): 

Printing / Settings:

  • Sorry - some parts need to be rotated manually by 15° in your slicer - need to find out how to export them correctly from Fusion 360 (maybe someone could help?)
  • Printed in ABS Black Magic matt for the clean look 
  • translucent parts printed in ABS natural (white) 
    • Big knob and buttons solved with stop at layer and changed the filament manually
  • 4 Base Layers, 4 Top Layers, ~65% Infill, 3 Wall lines
  • 0.15 - 0.2 Layerheight
  • use your favorite settings I wanted the parts to be very strong and heavy

 

Building pics:

How do the buttons work?

The RGB LED is placed inside of the button, the screw inside of the button can be adjusted. The button should be pressed by the screw. (use the M3x6-8mm here)

Use the “Deej_SpannerLED_5x.stl" between the LED and the top of the button to hold it down and to prevent that the screw touch the contacts.

If some places does not have a button screw in some M3x10 and adjust them so the buttons are pressed against the top of the cover, when closed.

Wiring:

If you do not know how to solder potentiometers have a look here:

https://www.wikihow.com/Wire-a-Potentiometer

I made the mistake that i used the holes for soldering, which destroyed my potentiometers. Use the pins and everything works perfect.

Used Arduino nano pins:

  • A0, A1, A2, A3, A6 for sliders
  • D6, D7, D8 for Buttons
  • D3 for LED strip ring inside of the big knob
  • D5 for LED strip under the buttons

 

Attachments/Used Tools:

  • Arduino program 
  • AutoHotKey script for control of spotify:
    • download and install AutoHotkey: https://www.autohotkey.com/
    • open an notepad file, insert the code below and safe it as .ahk file
    • it should be automatically opened with the autohotkey tool if not → right click → open with → other app → choose standard app autohotkey
    • place the .ahk file into yout autostartup folder so it will be started automatically after booting your PC
;; Get the handle
getSpotifyHwnd() {
spotifyHwnd := WinGetID("ahk_exe Spotify.exe")
Return spotifyHwnd
}

; Send a key, generic
spotifyKey(key) {
spotifyHwnd := getSpotifyHwnd()
; Chromium ignores keys when it isn't focused.
; Focus the document window without bringing the app to the foreground.
ControlFocus "Chrome_RenderWidgetHostHWND1", "ahk_id " . spotifyHwnd
ControlSend key, , "ahk_id " . spotifyHwnd
Return
}

; My combination, feel free to change to suit your tastes.
F13::{
        spotifyKey("{Space}")
        Return
}

F14::{
        spotifyKey("^{Left}")
        Return
}

F15::{
        spotifyKey("^{Right}")
        Return
}
  • My deej config.yaml
# process names are case-insensitive
# you can use 'master' to indicate the master channel, or a list of process names to create a group
# you can use 'mic' to control your mic input level (uses the default recording device)
# you can use 'deej.unmapped' to control all apps that aren't bound to any slider (this ignores master, system, mic and device-targeting sessions)
# windows only - you can use 'deej.current' to control the currently active app (whether full-screen or not)
# windows only - you can use a device's full name, i.e. "Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)", to bind it. this works for both output and input devices
# windows only - you can use 'system' to control the "system sounds" volume
# important: slider indexes start at 0, regardless of which analog pins you're using!
slider_mapping:
  0: master
  1: spotify.exe
  2: chrome.exe
  3: discord.exe
  4: deej.unmapped

# supported button list https://github.com/micmonay/keybd_event/blob/master/keybd_windows.go (scroll down)
# be sure to convert hex values to decimal (hex values start with 0x)
# for example: to get F13 (0x7C + 0xFFF)
# 0x7C  = 124
# 0xFFF = 4095
# 124 + 4095
# F13 = 4219
button_mapping:
  0: 4219
  1: 4220
  2: 4221
  3: 4271
  4: 4229
  5: 4230

# set this to true if you want the controls inverted (i.e. top is 0%, bottom is 100%)
invert_sliders: false

# settings for connecting to the arduino board
com_port: COM6
baud_rate: 9600

# adjust the amount of signal noise reduction depending on your hardware quality
# supported values are "low" (excellent hardware), "default" (regular hardware) or "high" (bad, noisy hardware)
noise_reduction: low

 

 

Feel free to contact me or write an comment here if you have questions regarding data, code or anything else.

Happy making.

Tags

music steam arduino rgb control

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