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I feel like what i'm trying to do here is basically fairly simple, but the logic of it is bamboozling me. I have two delay objects in this sketch (using delay10tap), the first has a potentiometer setting the delay time. The delay time of the second delay is a division of the first, either 1/1...

Been messing around with this delay10tap object lots and wondering how easy, if at all possible, it would be to flip the playback direction? Like if i’m using it in a sketch i can set up a pin which just reverses the playback direction. Seems simple in theory but then i look at the .cpp file and...

Well what good timing, that’s actually exactly what i just tried doing, as well as adding some more biquad filters and it seems to be sounding a lot cleaner now. Thanks for quoting that, nice to have some confirmation for what i accidentally stumbled across ha. In case it’s helpful to anyone in...

Yes that’s where i found the ABS, thanks for linking. The impression i got from that thread was that the abs is doing some kind of rectification in order to create an envelope detector, other people seemed to have good results with it but how you describe it makes sense in terms of generating...

Hey, hoping someone can help as it’s beyond me. I have tried to use ABS into some LPFs to create a guitar envelope to control the cutoff of a filter, basically an autowah kind of effect. Whilst it works it sounds very distorted and i cannot for the life of me figure out why. Using teensy 4.0...

Trying to use this ABS effect to control filter cutoff with a guitar. It’s working but sounds pretty distorted, is that normal? Maybe i’ve got it plumbed in wrong? amp1 is a stand in for abs1, changes have been made to the sketch #include "effect_abs.h" #include <Audio.h> #include <Wire.h>...

Got there in the end. In case it’s helpful for anyone else in the future here is how i edited that LFO code. This is just set up to take input, through the filter, then to output. #include <math.h> #include <Audio.h> #include <Wire.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <SD.h> #include <SerialFlash.h>...

Hi, got an effect to a stage i like and it’s working. I’m trying to use an LFO as found in this example, but removing the oscillator obviously: #include <math.h> #include <Audio.h> #include <Wire.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <SD.h> #include <SerialFlash.h> // GUItool...

Thanks for the replies, very helpful. I’ve been trying to use ResponsiveAnalogRead with a little bit of success. The pot seems to jump far too quickly through the range though, going from 70 to 1023 in the smallest turn. I think this has something to do with the resolution? The serial monitor is...

Well i can kind of hear the delay but the audio output is incredibly fuzzy and sounds like its its been bitcrushed (i know i'm using a bitcrusher but it's not that) The dry audio path seems unaffected, just the delay path. I can't see why that would be, seems like what i've just done is pretty...

Thank you for the reply, i definitely tried that but it sounded completely awful, like garbled the output. I'll write it up and post it to make sure i'm not doing anything stupid. Also thanks for the delay.disable tip, that makes sense

I just want to clarify for my own sanity, but is there no way of updating the delay time of the delay object with a potentiometer? Seems like such a simple thing but obviously i am misunderstanding how the object works or something. I have searched for info but not really come across anything...

Ok thank you for the reply, that's probably a bit more involved than i am capable of. The only reason for wanted to try to include someone elses delay object for example is because i can't seem to get the design tool delay to behave when i try to change the delay time with an analog read of a...

Hi, another basic question I'm afraid on my Teensy journey (running headfirst into brick wall after brick wall) I have a simple effect which is using the delay object in the design tool. If i wanted to use a different delay that someone else had made for example, is it just a case of putting...

Hi, first post so hopefully i'm in the right forum category. Very new to Teensy and having a lot of fun messing around with the Audio System Design tool. I have minimal coding experience so apologies in advance for what might be basic questions. I'm just slowly nudging stuff in a direction i...