TomChiron

There was an answer here: https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/about-the-built-in-voltage-regulator-max-current.69379/

OpenMHA and PHA could be also helpful to look at: https://www.openmha.org/ https://batandcat.com/portable-hearing-laboratory-phl.html Runs on a Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone. I think you can learn a lot and have much fun with such a project...

I bought my first Teensy 1.0 back in I think 2008,9 maybe. I was looking for something that could be used via USB. WOW! ~18 years ago! Anyway, I followed it, branched off to Microchip, Atmega, STM, and others but always ended coming back to the...

While i'm waiting for the new PCBs, i tried to make some music and a short introduction video for the project. Again, the TGX4 is the main source for all the guitar sounds, plus a few external pedals

this project has been in the works for over a year now. The guitar is based on an DIY kit (Harley Benton JA) which is heavily modded and upgraded, mainly with electronics. Hardware design is split in three main parts: 1. Pickguard, a large PCB...

There are options to use Faust at least: https://faustdoc.grame.fr/tutorials/teensy/

This approach adds wireless capability to the Teensy 4.x by mounting an ESP32 directly onto the Teensy. After all, two brains are better than one - right? Conceptually, this approach is the same as having a baseboard with both a Teensy and...

My thinking was that Serial5 pin functionality would be less commonly used that Serial1, but that thinking may be flawed. To answer your question, yes the pins can be mapped to work with Serial1, you just need to remap the ESP32-C6 Serial 1 to...

Quick update if someone is interested. I ended up going on a different route, was not sure I was up for the challenge of routing that board. Decided building it on top of the MicroMod module, could not keep the same footprint, but got close...