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Thanks Paul. I thought you might have some sort of intermediary device between them. Should be fine then.

Thank you.

Thanks PaulS, but (just to clarify this in my mind) are you talking about the seperate USB Host connection on the Teensy 4.1 or the actual main USB. Teensy 4.1 has two USB connections.

What is the limit for current out the USB host connection please? I want to connect to a Tonex One Pedal and not need a power supply as well as this pedal can be powered by USB as well as a power supply. The Tonex is rated at 5V 260mA via USB.

Thanks taj-ninny. The potentiometers were bought from a local store in Melbourne called Jaycar. The knobs on the end I acquired from my father along with lots of tools etc. when he died nearly 30 years ago. I don't know were he got them from, he had lots of odd stuff in his workshop. I think...

Thank you Kris.

I converted my toy Dalek into a synth. Inside is a Teeny 4.1 and Audio Card. The antenna and arms are potentiometers and joysticks and I used the fasttouch library for the touch buttons on the Dalek. Here are the innards...

Thank you.

I modified a toy Dalek I was given (its original function was broken) to become a bespoke synth. Here is a demo of it, version 1. The internals include a Teensy 4.1 and Audio card.

I had already converted it to a synth during Covid lockdown for something to do. I wasn't using it, so it became a drum machine for practice with friends. Thanks for the info on the surface mount resistors.

I play guitar with some friends, none of who are drummers. We also have to play quietly to keep the neighbours happy. So I have made a drum machine using the FCB1010 and by replacing the internal Microcontroller with a Teensy and audio board. This video shows how it works. Great for practicing...

Thanks Tom. All the best.

Teensy based Physics Note Generator with twin Launchpads using USB Host A very basic Physics engine with pong style bouncing blocks to generate notes based on hitting edges of the "screen". The Teensy microcontroller interacts with the Launchpads which act as a screen and a keyboard for the...

Bespoke Teensy LC MIDI/CV Sequencer with Model D There are 8 bars in each sequence of 8 CV values or notes (for 64 steps). I can ‘draw’ the CV values by turning a Potentiometer (Knob) as the sequence plays. There are two independent CV sequences/outputs.

Great. Have fun. I will be interested to see what you come up with. Check this out too for my version of Tic Tac Toe as music generation. https://core-electronics.com.au/projects/teensy-controlled-games-on-launchpad/

As the sequence index travels horizontally (noteIndex), it calculates the the highest white and black squares (y) to decide the note to play. The notes are constrained to a key over one octave. void notesOn(int noteIndex) { lastNote1 = 10; lastNote2 = 10; lastNote3 = 10; lastNotey1 =...

Now with 2 Ants. But no steak knives...

Teensy Controlled Langtons Ant Sequencer with Launchpads, Volca FM, Volca Bass and NTS-1 The Teensy is running a version of Langton's Ant to determine the colour of the squares on the Launchpads. As the sequence increments (see blue pad for sequence position) the NTS-1 is playing notes based...

UpDate: #Jamuary 2023 - Bespoke Berlin Machine Mark III (With Drone and Attitude!) - Jam Testing out my Teensy Synth Berlin Sequencer with Attitude! Features: 2 independently sequenced voices. Each of these is adjustable on a per step basis: - Notes - Gates. Adjustable length steps -...

Testing out my Teensy Synth Berlin Sequencer with Attitude! Features: 2 independently sequenced voices. Each of these is adjustable on a per step basis: Notes Gates Waveforms (Currently 9 to choose from) Volume

This is a great set up. Well done!

Conways Game Of Life Does Ambient I used the Teensy Controlled Launchpads to Play Conways Game of Life. The "cells" dictate the notes to be played by the three synths. Yellow Cells are living cells, green are new born and red cells are dead. Each synth is allocated a colour to play in a...

#Jamuary 2023 - Dual Launchpad (Teensy Controlled) Jam with Drone Enabled. RD-6, TD-3, Volca FM & Keys Using my Bespoke Teensy Controlled Dual Launchpad system. This is more of a demonstration of jamming using my system than a great Jam. ;-) No patterns were created before starting. I used the...

In mine the Teensy provides the clock. I just divide up the delay for the BPM into 6 sub delays and send MIDI clock on each of these. void sendMidiClockDelay(int dly) { if (dly < 0) dly = 6; //cut up delay for MIDI clock and ratchets int shortdly = dly / 6; for (int midiClockTicks = 0...

I have now used 2 launchpads as screens/keyboards to generate sequences for 4 external synths via MIDI. Two launchpads make it easier to have 16 steps in a sequence. Here is an example of it in action for Jamuary. Happy to answer any questions people might have.

I just test each input to see which OnNoteOn it sends to.

Bespoke Dual LaunchPads Controller. Teensy Microcontroller sequencing Volca Bass, FM and Drum I am using the Teensy in Host Mode to control two Launchpads and also provide 4 sockets out of MIDI, although this Jam is only with 3 outputs used. Now using two Launchpads to get 16 steps! The...

Thanks. Having fun trying new things to me...

My pleasure. I really like Teensy so I am glad to help.

Thanks MatrixRat. The screens are a visualisation of the waveform stored in an array which is used by the Teensy audio system to generate a base wave that can be "played" at any frequency. From my physics background this is the carrier which can be altered by AM or FM. Of course any wave can be...

Works for me. Looks like you found the solution. Ventura 13.01 Mac mini m1

While it is nice for it to automatically load, it only takes an extra click to manually start the Teensy Loader.

Wave Morphing With Teensy 4.1 and Audio Adapter I have been having fun making sounds that can change. All these are done using the Teensy Audio System Design Tool, together with the WAVEFORM_ARBITRARY type, which means I can literally design my own wave form on the fly and it is powerful...

I found the arbitrary_waveform_example.ino very helpful. Thank you!

Very quaint. Looks like a lovely town.

Good point. I’m glad you put UK after Cheltenham otherwise you could have been in Cheltenham a suburb of Melbourne.

Thank you again from the same side of the world. Melbourne

I think I solved it by using "Wire1" without the & as the second argument. Something to do with Pointers I expect...

Thanks. I tried this and got. Twin_Oled_Test_with_Encoder:53: error: no matching function for call to 'SX1509::begin(const byte&, TwoWire*)' if (io.begin(SX1509_ADDRESS, &Wire1) == false) ^ In file included from...

I am having trouble knowing how to code this for the Sparkfun SX1509 multiplexer board. I have successfully changed I2C ports for OLED displays by changing &Wire to &Wire2 for example, but doing this doesn't work for the SX1509. In the Sparkfun code, see below, they use io.begin(SX1509_ADDRESS)...

True, but still embarrassing. I didn't even think to check the wiring as I was getting an input. That's my excuse....

Thanks for your help, I fixed it by wiring it up correctly.... :p I had one of the pins swapped with the ground! Sorry to waste your time.

Thanks Paul. I’ll try some of your suggestions tomorrow after work.

Hi, I have an encoder I bought that only increases positively no matter which way I turn the encoder. Am I missing something in the code or do I have a dodgy Encoder? I am using a Teensy 4.1 and the encoder is a Sparkfun encoder: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15141 Thanks to anyone who can...

I get the same error with the released MacOS Ventura. i.e. "Unable find Teensy Loader. (p) Is the Teensy Loader application running?" However, I tried Arduino 2.0 and it it doesn't have the same bug on Ventura.

Just what I wanted. Thanks Paul.

Hello Everyone, Hope you can help. Looking at the Teensy 3.6 pinout reference I see multiple references to TX1 (and RX1), some are in a grey font colour. pin 1 => TX1 (Black) pin 5 => TX1 (Grey) pin 26 => TX1 (Grey) Do I have to code anything different to use the alternate "grey"...

#Jamuary 2022 Teensy Launchpad Memory Game plays Volca FM and Bass with Volca Modular weirdness A Teensy microcontroller works with the launchpad and sequences the Volcas. The main sequence is sent to the Volca FM, which because it isn’t a mono synth doesn’t, always get the note off matching...

Thank you. I think that much of music is full of Maths, like a lot of things.... Just needs a bit of randomness to humanise it.

I have updated the Conway's "Game of Life" note generator to send two different self generated patterns, one to each of the MIDI DIN outs so the Volca Bass and FM have different patterns. One is based on a cell dying (red), the other on a cell being born (blue). MIDI clock is also sent out each...