DIY pedals help

[Gabm8gte]

I'm working on my DIY pedals, nothing fancy (no load cells) and was wondering, if someone has a diagram of how to connect the potentiometers, I was thinking on using Arduino nano or micro (since that what I got suggested) I just want the least complicated way to connect them to my PC using a usb cable (also this is why an Arduino nano or micro board sounds reasonable) but since I'm a DIY noob when it comes to electronic boards and stuff, idk how to connect 2 potentiometers into 1 board, that's why I need some guide here. Can someone who has the knowledge or has done some diy pedals before please help me? thanks in advance!

 

[JohnnyV]

Have a look here: https://www.arduino.cc/en/tutorial/AnalogInput

You can use any Ax pin, i.e.: A0 through A5 for analog inputs.

 

[v.azhure]

I'm working on my DIY pedals, nothing fancy (no load cells) and was wondering, if someone has a diagram of how to connect the potentiometers, I was thinking on using Arduino nano or micro (since that what I got suggested) I just want the least complicated way to connect them to my PC using a usb cable (also this is why an Arduino nano or micro board sounds reasonable) but since I'm a DIY noob when it comes to electronic boards and stuff, idk how to connect 2 potentiometers into 1 board, that's why I need some guide here. Can someone who has the knowledge or has done some diy pedals before please help me? thanks in advance!

I make some arduino pro micro and HX711 load cell amplifier brake pedal mod. You can use my sketch...

POT has three pins: Vcc, Signal, GND

Vcc- to 5V Arduino
GND - to GND Arduino
Signal R1 - to A0, Signal R2 - to A1

Pedals_20191001_1248h.zip

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