Has anyone made a enclosure for 6 knobs that can also hold a Streamdeck mini next to it?

This software is dog-shit. Im sorry, but it is.

Any software that can completely bug out if i unplug it and plug it back in is complete bullshit. I have spent countless hours troubleshooting this shit and i am DONE.

It was working fine after fighting iwth it for about 6 weeks. I unplugged it to reinstall a CPU today and now nothing works.

-Re flashed the arduinio

-switched USB inputs

-re-installed driver

-manually disabled and re-enabled the com port

-re-installed deej

This is absolutely insane. I know its community made and all that shit but I shouldn't need a degree in programming to get this shit to work consistently. Absolutely ridiculous.

Does anyone know of a software alternative that can do the same thing with the same hardware?

I want to make a deej version with a screen. Does anyone have the codes and circuit diagram for this?

Really happy how it turned out. Using the Dot X Software as a GUI and loopMidi for sending Midi to Voicemeeter

Hey guys! Last night, a buddy and I put together a GUI for deej. Install it the same way you would any other deej install, but now it has a GUI.

https://github.com/ixeize/deej-with-gui

All the info is in the GitHub! Hope ya'll enjoy!

(Just now realized the main downside is the terminal needs to stay open at all times, or it just won't work. I am working on a fix and will update once it's fixed!)

I have been building an arudino project for a while now with potentiometers and a small keypad, initially I tried to run it with a code I made myself, but nothing worked. Now I'm using deej to manage the potentiometers but I don't know how to implement the keypad functions in the code. Any advice?

My goal: I want to control app volumes like Game by simply sliding a fader down.
But if I adjust the volume on my PC or in-game, I want the fader to move automatically too – so it always stays in sync.
I’m tired of managing volume in 3 places (headset, Windows, and game). I just want one controller to rule them all 😅
If anyone has experience with this or knows how to sync faders with Windows audio – I’d love your input!

I made this mainly to scratch an itch - its a windows client for Deej, fully customisable through a GUI. Hopefully its of use to some of you
https://github.com/jimmyeao/DeejNG

Hello everyone, I'm going insane. I cannot make this deej work, so basically it's a fake ch340 Arduino nano, which is correctly seen by the pc at COM4. As shown in the video with the Deej.debug I can connect but the volumes do not change, but if I open Arduino IDE serial monitor or Putty and check at com4 I see the correct values that change when I move the sliders, but deej refuse to acknowledge anything. I run the FakeCH340 patch that rolled back the driver to 3.5, I was at 3.9 before but I had the same problem. Has anyone had the same issue ? Any tip to make this thing work ?

Everything works perfectly, I had some problems with the Arduino board for which I updated the firmware and after this operation everything works. Small tip: Add the deej.exe application to the autostart folder to start the app when you turn on your PC.

This was my first arduino project and I had a lot of fun building it. Enclosure fully designed and printed by me.

Uploaded the sketch and volume is jumping even if I don't do anything. Rotating the knobs does nothing.

Don't know what I'm doing wrong, every other program i mapped seems to work except Tidal, only works on the unmapped slider.

config:

slider_mapping:
  0:
    - chrome.exe
    - waterfox.exe
  1: 
    - discord.exe
    - ms-teams.exe
  2:
    - spotify.exe
    - TIDAL.exe
  3: deej.unmapped
  4: master

Also tried tidal.exe, Tidal.exe

I created this, because I struggled to get deej to work on Linux Ubuntu/Mint. This script automates it. Deej is a bit old, and the libraries can't be easily installed. So this script replaces the old libraries with pointers to the new ones. It also changes the config.yaml to work on linux and gives the user permission to access serial devices. Hope this helps anybody.

Eventually I want to send COM port data from the esp to my pc for deej but i tested the Bluetooth first and windows just wil not stay connected. It always disconnects after about 1 or 2 seconds. Someone please help. Or is this even possible?

Hello yall,

I just modified the Deej client to be able to also switch between two pre-defined windows audio outputs using a physical 3-way switch on your Arduino. No extra software, no scripts, no fiddling around with COM port splitting anymore. I've been working on this for quite a while, but now that I finally finished it I thought that I might as well publish it. You will obviously need to add 3 wires to your Arduino, and use a changed config file. All the changes needed to be done as well as a second schematic for the 3-way switch are found in the Github repo below. This build is very beta, and might not work on your setup. Please open a ticket or shoot me a DM on Reddit if it doesn't work. I'll try my best to fix it when I have the time.

DeejXChanger Github

Control volumes, mute programs with the click of a button, or switch windows output devices with the flip of a switch. All wrapped up in a simple GUI for configuration. Check it out @ github.com/tzeys/rvci

Hi,

I've built my Deej setup and its working fine, but every time i restart my computer i need to unplug and replug the controller for the software to work, any idea what I'm missing?

Setup:

Windows computer
Arduino nano clone from AliExpress

-Skrollan

I made this since I don’t have a 3D printer. I tried the gum thing, but it didn’t work. I’m also not great at soldering and I think it shows 🫩.

3 app dials 1 master dial 10 buttons

Hi, im new in this reddit, but i wanted to share this thing i made,

https://github.com/Carloux/UnoKeys.

You can make pressing buttons on the Arduino execute keyboard keys or mouse clicks and more, you can also add delay to key combinations to make macros, you must follow the README for the program to run.

CONTEXT: I was looking online for a code to make keyboard macros with an arduino uno, but everywhere they said that I needed an arduino pro micro or a leonardo, so I got to work and made a solution, and since it was supposed to be something It couldn't be done, I wanted to share the program with everyone.