Using raspberry pi pico as a MIDI controller about midi2usbhost HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @rppicomidi, thank you for taking time to answer my question. I followed the instructions in the README section but failed to build the project. The first issue comes after executing "git checkout -b midihost origin/midihost" in the pico-sdk folder. After executing that command some files are deleted which makes cmake think that the pico-sdk is not installed in that folder anymore.
The next issue is that the "git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/midiusb2host.git" command is incorrect. As pointed in #3 (comment) it should be https://github.com/rppicomidi/midi2usbhost.git (at least I think so). Last thing, looking at the https://github.com/rppicomidi/tinyusb/tree/master/src/class/midi i don't see midi_host.h there.

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Hi @krickovicd I have updated the README file. See the comments on the other issue. I corrected typos and hopefully clarified how to install the forked tinyusb library.

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@krickovicd Sorry I did not notice your post until now. The issue receiving from a midi device is resolved. Yes you can send and receive MIDI messages using the forked tinyusb on the midihost branch. Take a look at the MIDI host example code. The file midi_app.c shows sending and receiving messages directly. You can use this midi2usbhost project as another example. Make sure you are using my fork of tinyusb and check out the midihost git branch. Look at the README section on how to set up your build environment if you don't know what I am talking about.

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Thanks @rppicomidi. Updated readme helped. I finally manged to build the project. Now I need to figure out how to communicate with my MG-300. I will check the examples you mentioned, hope that will be enough.
Thanks!

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