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Hello friends :) The Jeannie 2 is equipped with a total of seven high-quality encoders. These encoders are used for parameter input via the menu and for modulation. The Jeannie 2 is equipped with a total of seven high-quality encoders. These...

Looks like an interesting project. I spent some time tinkering with adding scripting to a MIDI controller project as well a few years ago. I passed on Wren at the time but maybe I need to revisit. I ended up using the Elk javascript engine at...

It is QNEthernet. #include <QNEthernet.h> #include <ArduinoJson.h> #include <FreqCount.h> #include <USBHost_t36.h> #include "webpage.h" The "webpage.h" includes the web page code. It's about 1600 lines of React/TS...

I just ran across a post about slimming down NAM to run on embedded systems. Maybe it's useful for you.

What kind of web server are you running on the Teensy? I guess it can be pretty minimal since it just needs to handle GET requests?

I have been using LabView to control my lab setup for years. But you all know LV is ugly and expensive, and wastes a lot of resources just to do simple things like USB communication to power supplies, pulse counters, picoammeter, etc. By the...

MIDI Capability Inquiry (MIDI-CI) exists exactly for that purpose. A MIDI 2.0 implementation does not just assume MIDI 2.0 support in the devices it talks to: it sends a capability inquiry to find out exactly what features are supported. A MIDI...

I mean that I hope that Teensy 4.x USB MIDI (when Teensy libs are upgraded to MIDI2.0) will continue to work with MIDI 1.0 drivers and devices, so we can continue using old devices and "old" OS (I don't know what plans does Microsoft have for...

What kind of MIDI 1.0 support are you worried about? My understanding is that MIDI 2.0 is backwards compatible.