Build a WiFi MIDI Controller

ESP8266 and ESP32 boards are cheap and easily available so it is now easy to send MIDI over WiFi. There is no need for UARTs, DIN connectors, or USB when using MIDI WiFi.

See the github repo for demo programs.

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