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    open-source teensy-compatible - what features do you want?

    Onboard dual 12-16 bit DAC. The 4.0 lacks this while the 3.2 had one. Maybe use a cortex M55 or M85? Faster than the M7
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    8 voice poly with wavetables

    If I went to a PICO, I would expect to use more of them. Right now, I hope to get at least 12 complex oscillators, 16 ADSRs, 16 LFOs, a huge mod-matrix, 12 PWM/CV outs and CAN commination on 1 TEENSY 4.0/4.1.
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    8 voice poly with wavetables

    @h4yn0nnym0u5e "but I fear that anticipation has pretty much failed to materialise. Certainly the Teensyduino release cycle has extended massively, and very little repo maintenance has taken place. A couple of reasons for this have been more or less evident if you look closely, but if you didn't...
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    8 voice poly with wavetables

    @h4yn0nnym0u5e . Sorry, I did not see any new modules in the Audio Library. As you implied, these updates/fixes are not well known. I will look around that repository more and see what necessary updates I might be missing. As much as I love the Teensy (and I do,) and the Audio Library is a...
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    8 voice poly with wavetables

    Awesome. I have presently designed a polyphonic synth using the Teensy 3.2. All analog signal path. https://artisan-technology-workshop.com/iliad Tons of parts. I was thinking of using the Audio Library to replace just the analog oscillators. BUT, I am worried about aliasing. And I see no...
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