fm1-midi-bridge

• This firmware replaces the synth engine and makes the FM-1 a bridge between its TRS input, USB and Bluetooth.
• Every route can be switched off, filtered or remapped to one channel, and told whether to pass clock and SysEx.
• The 27 keys and the knobs send notes and control changes, with octave, channel and velocity set on the Keyboard page.
• The Recorder captures incoming events with their timing and replays them to USB, Bluetooth or both, once or looped, as a scratch looper.
• A clock master drives an arpeggiator or drum app from 20 to 300 bpm, with start and stop.
• The MIDI log decodes what passes, the Composer sends single messages by hand, and Statistics reports what a connected device actually sends.
• Four preset slots snapshot every setting, and changes store a second later and survive power cycles.
• USB is class compliant with no driver, Bluetooth advertises as "FM-1 MIDI", host mode connects to a Bluetooth keyboard, and a browser editor sets everything.

Its modes

Status

Watch the USB and Bluetooth links, the port counters and all six routes at a glance.

Perform

Read the stage view in a large font and shift the keyboard octave with OCT- and OCT+.

Routing

Switch each of the six routes on or off and open its channel, clock and SysEx options.

MIDI log

Read the last messages as raw bytes or decoded text, scroll back, freeze and hide message kinds.

Composer

Build one message by hand, send it to USB or Bluetooth and keep four favourites.

Statistics

See counts by message kind, note and velocity range, incoming tempo and which channels carry anything.

Recorder

Record incoming events with their timing and play them back once or looped.

MIDI reference

Scroll a pocket reference of status bytes, controllers, note numbers and the device inquiry exchange.

Clock master

Send MIDI clock at a tempo you set, with start when it runs and stop when it stops.

Keyboard

Set how the keys play: channel, octave, velocity and source, program and bank, knob control changes.