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Hi! I work with a Teensy 4, an audio shield, an amplifier and a Benewake TFMINI-S Micro LIDAR (UART), 18V battery and 2 step down regulators (step down to 12V for the amplifier and 5V for the Teensy). I am playing a sound from the SD card and change the volume with the LIDAR. I get lots of...

ok, thank you!

I have many! What is the best way to let you know? Should I post them on the forum? Thank you!

What do you think of this? This text: The Skintimacy boards work with a Teensy to create a MIDI instrument that works with any music software. When the players touch each other you get a higher controller value, which allows you to trigger effects, distort sounds or play different notes. Could...

Hi Paul, thank you for sharing. However there is a misunderstanding. The touch to MIDI interface is a project I made using a Skintimacy and a Teensy. The Skintimacy by itself does not use a Teensy and is not MIDI. The Skintimacy is a kit by Alexander Müller-Rakow. I am a creative coder from the...

With a USB MIDI Teensy LC and Silent Step Stick stepper drivers interface I made, I did a little loudness test with some stepper motors. There is plenty of comparisons on Youtube between Silent-Step-Stick driver and other drivers, but I could not find any motor loudness comparison. I though it...

Skintimacy is a board designed by Alexander Müller-Rakow, that allows to measure some conductance between one master and 4 slaves/players. It is designed with the idea of using it between 5 people touching each other, but the master and/or the players could indeed be objects. This project gives...

This is probably one of the post you spoke about https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/27594-Looking-to-make-a-MIDI-controller-for-a-guitar-pedal-that-has-a-USB-port And they suggest this usb host board http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/usb-host/usb-host-board-v2

Thank you adrian, now I know it is called USB host, it helps a lot. So, probably this won't work either? https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_USBHostShield.html I can not find the upshot. But I found this: http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/usb-host-midi Is it something similar?

Hi! What I'd like is to connect a USB MIDI controller directly to a Teensy and make them communicate via MIDI. I can not find similar project, so if you know one, I'd love the link. Would it be as straight forward than having a USB plug soldered to VUSB D+ D- GND and an external power supply...

Nice! I agree, not yellow, blue, purple or white, but blue is probably better. But maybe faint? I have a blue LED indicating standby mode on some devices and they are lighter than the moon at night. If the power is not "good", as a user I would expect the LED to do something when plug-in...

Great onehorse! Let us know when it is ready! I will put a link to it. You are right about pictures, I will put some up soon.

Hi! I used an Adafruit LiPoly/LiIon Backpack Charger with a Teensy 3.1, and made a little How-To as I though it could be useful for someone. Let me know if you have any comments or questions! How to use an Adafruit LiPoly/LiIon Backpack Charger with a Teensy

I want to make a midi Theremin, but it is not finished yet. I can point you to my work when I finish it!

Hi, I use Teensy Loader 1.23, Arduino 1.0.6 When I choose the USB type: Serial + Keyboard + Mouse + Joystick, the serial is not working. After uploading a code with this USB type, the usbmodem does not appear in the Serial menu choices, nor in [serial] objet port choice in Max. That said...

I needed something like this, and I made a Theremin: works great. Using the circuit of this great post: http://interface.khm.de/index.php/lab/interfaces-advanced/theremin-as-a-capacitive-sensing-device/ With this great Teensy Library: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_FreqCount.html