lsrichard

I want to thank everyone especially Paul for helping me with this problem. The problem has been solved. It turns out I was trying to read the input pins before the gate signal arrive. The Teensy 4.0 is running at 600Mhz and was completing the...

I think I have tried the internal INPUT_PULLUP on this. I may try it again. I think another possibility is that I am just trying to read the pins before the gate input signals arrive. I need to investigate this more. Thanks

I do not expect anyone to go that far to reproduce the problem. You could rem out or bypass the myNoteOn(), myNoteNoteOff() and myControlChange() and use some other way of setting the variables involved. Then the MIDI gear would not be needed to...

Sorry, I will repost the code here the correct way. ```cpp // * MIDIsustainPitchbendv5 // This probably needs to be on MIDI ch 1 only to match JCS module in poly mode. //#include <Wire.h>// maybe not needed //#include <WireIMXRT.h>// maybe not...

The Gate signals I am passing thru the Teensy 4.0 come from two MIDI to CV converter modules made by Jakes Custom House. They have 5 volt gate outputs so I am using a simple level converter to bring them down to 3.3 volts. Attached is the...

I am actually using a teensy 4.0 My mistake. The program uses USB Host and The MIDI callback functions example that I built off of. It has a Pitch Bend part of it that works perfectly using two PWM outputs. It had 6 Gate inputs that I am reading...

I have been trying to write a program for a Teensy 3.6 using USB host and building off the MIDI input functions example. It uses the USBHost_t36.h library. In trouble shooting my code using the serial monitor I discovered in some parts of my code...