Kitwn

Lots of helpful information there. Addressable LEDs are a new one to me. MIDI output is via USB, the rest of the 'magic' was achieved as follows: 24 pins for the encoders. 1 analogue pin each for the 12 way switches which are wired with...

I was hoping to avoid having to learn how to use multiplexing if possible, especially as it would make for a more complex layout on veroboard for which a stand-alone Teensy 4.1 is perfect. My previous MIDI controller for a software guitar amp...

Thank you, I will definately have a look at that. Having looked at the EncoderTools explanation it appears I have partially re-invented their wheel. The difference in our methods is that Luni sets just one of the common C lines HIGH and then...

My explanation of the idea was not as clear as it could have been, but wouldn't work as described anyway as I had missed one glaring error which is that for one of the 4 possible states the C pin shorts the As and Bs together, at which point the...

Last year I built a MIDI controller for a software guitar amplifier using rotary encoders, a Teensy 4.1 and the Encoder library. It worked very well but the need for 2 pins per encoder rather than 1 for a potentiometer restricts the number of...