====== Button LED Matrix (BLM16x16+X) Control Surface ====== {{ :mididocs:blm16x16_x.jpg?600 |}} [[http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq_manual_blm.html|uCapps.de Overview]]\\ [[http://midibox.org/forums/forum/43-midibox-blm/|MIDIbox BLM Forum]] The BLM is a button grid control surface with LED feedback that can be used as a controller for the MIDIbox SEQ V4, as well as for the SEQ V4L. The full-size BLM (the "16x16+X") has a 16x16 button grid, with extra control buttons along the sides. Larger or smaller BLMs are possible - the BLM protocol scales to accommodate different button matrix sizes.\\ \\ There are many BLM options available. You can build a hardware BLM - some users have designed PCBs, others have used veroboard. Ilmenator has created a [[:16x4blm_pcb|16x4 hardware BLM]]. A Lemur application is available that provides a virtual BLM on an iPad. BLM emulation software is available for Linux, Windows, and Mac computers. The Lemur app and the emulator software can be downloaded on [[http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq_manual_blm.html|this page]]. * **[[mididocs:seq:blm16x16_build_guide|BLM 16x16+X Build Guide]]** based on Latigid On's design * **[[mididocs:seq:LaunchpadBLM|Novation Launchpad BLM]]** - Since firmware version 87, the SEQ V4 supports the use of two Novation Launchpads as a [[http://ucapps.de/midibox_seq_manual_blm.html|BLM control surface.]] Two Launchpads form a 16x8+X BLM, and up to four can be connected to make a full 16x16+X control surface. Setup instructions. * **[[mididocs:seq:usingBLM|Using the BLM]]** - Some info on the features of the MIDIbox SEQ BLM and how it can be used. See also the [[http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq_manual_blm.html|uCapps.de BLM Overview]]