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Any news on this?

this is an early stage compiler for https://github.com/sharebrained/pd_compiler

I hope that in this new Teensy generation will this time take into account a complete USB stack.

what simulator you use?

Thx CyborgEars for your info. Even if your experiment is not full-duplex, can you show me an example of how you've implemented the audio data transfer with the USB-Serial?

Thx, Paul for the info, but you think it may be possible to have enough bandwidth with other protocols PC <-> Teensy to transmit and receive voice? The sampling frequency needed is in a range 8000-12000 Hz, the Audio Lib support other sample rate or it is fixed?

Hi, this is very interesting, when news of this integration will be available? I plan to use the Teensy 3.1 and audio adapter to create an USB Headset Adapter, then I also ask advice to realize it and may be feasible to use the Teensy in the scenario like that? Thank for our time.

In Audacity navigate through File->Import->Raw Data: Encoding: Signed 16-bit PCM Byte Order: Little-endian Channels: 1 Channel (Mono) Sample rate: 44100 Import that work?

from what I remember, however, this does not guarantee the sync between two devices, after a bit of time with excessive jitter they are no longer in sync.

Some info in this documentation Chapter 11 - Port control and interrupts (PORT) - pag.219 http://cache.freescale.com/files/32bit/doc/ref_manual/K20P64M72SF1RM.pdf?fpsp=1&WT_TYPE=Reference%20Manuals&WT_VENDOR=FREESCALE&WT_FILE_FORMAT=pdf&WT_ASSET=Documentation

Thank you for sharing your project, a lot to learn here .... @Paul: Maybe it's time to have a USB AUDIO STACK? :)

i have found this document that explain some guide line for their product integration... http://www.telegesis.com/download/document-centre/user_guides_and_product_manuals/ZigBeemoduleapproval%20CE.pdf

sorry Paul, but I am not the creator and are not affiliated, I just posted the link because I think it can be a good solution to match with the teensy. But it seems that even his campaign is not over, we will see when the product will be commercially thing really it offers.

i have found this example here https://github.com/mihow/audio-patches/tree/master/Teensy https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/24793-Audio-Library?p=54197&viewfull=1#post54197

So if I wanted to make a finished product, as I understand the various licenses of compliance would cost much, so only reality effective for a small person is realize itself for products for DIY. Or there are companies that offer the possibility of realization at reasonable prices?

I think that could be of interest to someone, if you've missed. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/nextion-a-cost-effective-high-performance-tft-hmi

thank you for your reply, I've read that the finished products, should overcome some test to be sold, such as EMC, in europe the CE, etc.. etc. This is not mandatory? what is the cost approx? Or you can just stay in a sell range of products from hobby / workshop?

Hello everyone, sorry if the questions will be low-level, but I would like to know the process of how to make a finished product after using the teensy and other hardware as a development platform, then: 1) the code compiled with teensyduino allow this? obviously based on the license of the...

Hi MuShoo, your updated code work with Teensy 3.1?

many thanks, I missed it

it would be possible to integrate this library, as it is now designed the Teensy 3.0? sorry if the question is stupid, but it is because I am a beginner in this world.