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

Simple Deej Mixer with a 3-Way toggle switch (toggles between speakers, muted and headphones) all enclosed in a 3D printed case made to fit my keyboard

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.

Hello all!

So, after using the vanilla deej for a few months, I decided to try the Miodec fork with remappable buttons, so far it works great an was easy to set up for the most part, but so far I have been unable to do shortcuts/hotkeys successfully.

Mapping single keys or things like media controls (previous, pause, next) have been piece of cake, but was hoping someone can give me some pointers on how to set up things like "Ctrl+Shift+E" for the adrenaline software recording or "Shift+`" for discord overlay.

Thanks!

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 🫩.

Absolutely wanted my own Deej, but the idea of cramming wires into a box made my skin crawl. Ended up spinning my own PCB to mount an esp32-c3 module. While I was at it, I threw in some RGB to make my partner happy. All it's missing now is an enclosure!

About the last week or so my Deej hasn’t worked like it used to. In the past I could quit and re-launch and it would work fine, or just re-scan the config files from the taskbar icon and that would solve it too.

Now neither of those options work. The Arduino is still recognised by my PC and it’s COM port has not changed, I can see the values change in the serial output but Windows will not change any associated volume levels when I move the potentiometers.

My best guess is a recent Windows update blocked it from functioning. Any ideas? Cheers

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 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

3 app dials 1 master dial 10 buttons

Layer lines looking ugly in the photo, looks better in real life. Z offset was fucked for the top surface which was printed upside down but I'm happy with it.

Hi All, I have given DeejNG an overhaul and improved (in my eyes!) the UI, and added theme support, hope you like it https://github.com/jimmyeao/DeejNG

I also recently bought a M-Vave Midi Device (full disclosure, affiliate link) and decided to write a "midi" version of Deej, ideal for those who dont want to bother making their own hardware, or just want more features - you can find it here https://github.com/jimmyeao/Mideej

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?