Tobias Gunkel

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	KiCAD Kicad
	PlatformIO PlatformIO Labs

Description

EavesDrum.io

EavesDrum is an open-source e-drum trigger module project designed for drummers and makers.

It allows you to connect a multitude of drum pads or piezo triggers and convert their signals into MIDI events.

The configuration of the module is simple and user-friendly, thanks to a built-in WebUI. You can adjust sensitivity, threshold, and other parameters directly from your browser—no need for complicated software or direct hardware programming.

The trigger module acts as a USB MIDI device - simply connect it to your notebook and use drum software of your choice (EZdrummer, Addictive Drums, SSD5, …) to convert your notebook into a complete drum module.

For further information visit the project's homepage:

eavesdrum.io

Code

Github

https://github.com/tobigun/EavesDrum

Schematic and Layout

KiCad files

https://github.com/tobigun/EavesDrum/tree/main/doc/schematics/module

Schematics

schematic-module-1.1.1.pdf

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Nov 26,2025

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EavesDrum.io

EavesDrum is an open-source e-drum trigger module. It converts signals of drum pads to MIDI events to create drum sounds on your computer.

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Published: Nov 26,2025

Standard PCB

Download Gerber file 9

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File Last Updated: 2025/11/26 (GMT+8)

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2025-11-2605:39:44

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2025-11-2602:19:21

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