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Have you considered waiting some time before reading the analog value? The internal capacitor may take a while to get saturated after a complete power loss.

I use a MCP6002. I was advised to use that due to the 3V3 voltage I am using in my circuit.

I am about to do exactly the same - MIDI controller, 4067s, resistance values (from FSRs). I had to put an opamp in between to have a low impedance signal at the analog pin, that improved things greatly.

Glad to hear that. I am at a similar task but have to read many analog inputs in short intervals and I am going to try that by polling as well.

Yeah, whatever serves your purposes best. I was just calculating that 5ms would cover 200BPS (that is, 12000BPM) - most probably you will not be able to press and release pads that fast. And the 5ms in between are a lot of time for the Teensy to do something different.

Interesting! One question, though: you are reading the multiplexer in the version without interrupts every loop cycle. Given the speed of the Teensy 4.1, I reckon this will be much too often to only catch button presses. Worse, it will slow down the loop while waiting for the I2C transfer to...

Thank you for these reports. They came just in time for my endeavours!

Thanks a lot!

Ah, so I will have to set both ADCs separately? I was under the impression that there are calls affecting both and separate for each. There is no common call to set both in one, I suppose?

I am starting to use the ADC library (https://github.com/pedvide/ADC) on the Teensy 4.1. The basics seem to work, but when I tried to change the sampling speed by adc.setSamplingSpeed(ADC_SAMPLING_SPEED::LOW_SPEED); I get thrown the following error: src\main.cpp: In function 'void setup()'...

Thanks! I will try that today - I found a resource in the meantime stating the same. There seems to be a predefined usbMIDI device then, that will not need any declaration.

Thanks, Paul. I know that page, but it relies on the Arduino IDE menu. I am using PlatformIO and would like to learn what to write without the help of that menu. I already added the "UUSB_SERIAL -DUSB-MIDI" flags to platformio.ini.

Hi, I am trying to bring my T4_1 to send out MIDI messages via USB. I have the following statement at the begining of my code: MIDI_CREATE_INSTANCE(HardwareSerial, SerialUSB, midiB); (I picked it from an example I found on the net) But this is giving me a compiler error (on PlatformIO): In...

It does. ;) Thanks a lot.

Would that work for the SK6805 as well?

Thanks a lot, I will try tomorrow.

Hi there, I am new to the Teensy world (while somewhat experienced with Arduinos and ESP32s) and doing my very first steps on the Teensy 4.1. I tried to play a little with three SK6805 RGB LEDs, the FastLED lib and the Teensy. THe following sketch ran on an Arduino Nano (except different pin...