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Expand Up @@ -31,12 +31,19 @@ Install the Arduino IDE and add the ESP32 Board Manager according to
Now open the edrumulus.ino file in the Arduino IDE and compile and upload.

### Use Edrumulus in your DAW under Windows

- Start loopMIDI and create two loopback MIDI-ports:
- EdrumulusIn
- EdrumulusOut
- Start Hairless MIDI and set MIDI Out to EdrumulusIn and MIDI In to EdrumulusOut.
- Start Python and run `edrumulus/tools/edrumulus_gui.py rtmidi`
- `EdrumulusIn`
- `EdrumulusOut`
- Start Hairless MIDI and set:
- MIDI Out to `EdrumulusIn`
- MIDI In to `EdrumulusOut`
- Start the Edrumulus user interface with:
- `python edrumulus/tools/edrumulus_gui.py rtmidi`

Example:

![Screenshot of a typical Windows setup](/doc/images/win_setup.png)

## How to support new pieces of hardware

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