blakeAlbion

lovely!

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I wanted to use the Pico 2 for music, when there isn't need for as much power as Teensy 4 can provide. So after some minor edits to the Audio lib classes that I needed, here it is: In this video I am sending MIDI over USB, and the sketch is...

Decades ago I saw some DIY ADSR designs used a 555 timer to hold the note automatically for a period of time. I don't know why anyone except a game developer would want this.

And David, thanks for posting the notes & diagrams above.

^ and it shows my learning experience; it has been great to get back into C++ and realize I can make things from scratch

Yes, that is pretty much what I did, send an analog signal into the audio shield. It works great but there's too much delay, unless you want to use the teensy for audio effects where delay is not a necessarily bad thing if you mix wet with dry...