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Hiya folks! I've been meaning to build a module that uses most of the effects from the audio design tool, basically it would select 1 function per channel via a selector pot so only one effect per channel would happen, so I'm thinking this should work without a problem, I was going to use a...

so there's this rule I've heard about, t x 1.7 or projects always take 1.7 times longer than you think :) so happy to see the "light of day" on this one!!

YAY! things always take 1.7 times longer than you think :D

I'm not going to speculate, but I'm sure profit has everything to do with its obsolescence, and I think the real loss was the LC as the 4.0 is the same price and way more powerful. On a positive note, how's the 4.1 replacement project for OC going, and will we ever see anything like the LC...

Hi Folks! I'm working with an old car that I'm adding electric power steering from a Toyota Prius to. the prius power steering accepts the vehicle speed via the can bus to vary the amount of power steering based on speed. in my setup I've got a pulse wave which increases frequency as the...

trying out an AD9850 function generator trying to use the ad985x library. (A) will it work with a teensy 4.0, and (B) if anyone has gotten it to work, when it assigns pins using the freqGen.begin(10, 9, 8, 7, 6); from AD9850_demo example which pin correlates to the data / clock / reset / fq_UD...

Hi folks! Finally venturing out into display land, and was wondering what's a good library to use? I was planning on using LiquidCrystal I2C library by Frank de Brabander, as that is what I found in a tutorial. anyone have any insight on that? thanks!

I have a midi control surface, and a midi to gate converter on the same computer. They are both built on teensy LC's and they both have separate and unique names. Their names are recognized and the devices function as intended separate. However when they are both plugged in they will both be...

so where does the pwm drop from a max of 255 to 127? I see the 585937.5 and 1171875 but I would think that those frequencies are in the middle of their respective ranges not at top and bottom. is that correct?

So I'm driving a few 2n7000 mosfets at a frequency from 31.5khz to just a hair over 10mhz (with a 4.0 if that matters) right now I'm just driving the mosfet gate pin directly with a teensy pin. I have an issue with the signal bleeding through when its not supposed to. In my searches I found...

working on a video signal generator project, and since my scope doesn't read that high, I don't know if I'm outputting the signals I'm aiming for. That being said, is there an upper limit for analogWriteFrequency on the 4.0 and the LC? I figured id get a better chance with the 600mhz 4.0 than...

I'm working on a simpler version of a Euclidean sequencer, eventually it's a variable divide down setup, based off the "blink without delay" example. what I want to do is watch an analog read pin, which will be fed a clock in or square wave etc. when it crosses a threshold (say 200 I'm not...

So I wanted a cheap little computer for the shop, one that can run limited programs, mostly browse the internet, and code when needed. the laptop in question is an acer one zg5 c.2007. its a slowpoke 32 bit 1.66 Ghz single core intel atom, 1gb of ram, and 8gb integrated sshd and a 128G sd...

no such luck still not returning all bytes in the test.. any other ideas?

ive already dug in to get rid of the 6-16 inputs from showing up.. so nothing new there lol -Fingers crossed-

I'm not sure I'm laying this out correctly // Create the Serial MIDI ports MIDI_CREATE_INSTANCE(HardwareSerial, Serial1, MIDI1); MIDI_CREATE_INSTANCE(HardwareSerial, Serial2, MIDI2); MIDI_CREATE_INSTANCE(HardwareSerial, Serial3, MIDI3); MIDI_CREATE_INSTANCE(HardwareSerial, Serial4, MIDI4)...

built a 5x5 interface. the code is the 3x3 example with 2 more ports copy and pasted. midi note data and cc function flawlessly. this problem arose when trying to send sysex data from 3 different programs to a yamaha tx7 fm synth if it matters. I discovered what I think is at least a symptom...

yup was changing the file in the teensy3 folder.. change the right figure and it works as described. Thanks guys!

oops.. yeah, I realized that last night afterwards.. its a 4.0 and I only edited one file.. I'll edit the other, delete the device, and report back :)

replaced 16 with 5 on # of cables, and I still see the other 11 ports. tried reboots, reloads and replugging, still there.. any more thoughts?

using a modified 3x3 sketch for 5 ports. the sketch works fine, but since midi 16x16 is selected I see 6-16 as inputs and outputs. is it possible to hide those on the sketch / hardware level? also is it possible to add custom port names? for example = YAMAHA_TX7 instead of MIDIIN1? and for...

Thanks! that's what I was thinking it was, but hoping otherwise. I figured you picked those pins for a reason.. was hoping I could use the larger pads, I'm not even going to attempt to solder to those extra small pads, Hell it took me 20 minutes to figure out those were the 34-39 pins...

this is what I'm working with so far (Paul wrote most of my code :) ).. going to be working on some other features using a low pass filter / pwm outputs on the underside pins.. anyways I have a layout question.. why can't I use pins 0-11 for the main frequency output? and is there any...

Just Cruisin right along! learning as I go! took your code Paul and added a couple variables for pitch bend and duty change, working on a LFO and an envelope generator as well using some low pass DAC's still trying to figure out how to post it on Github as a fork lol

so, this is my first project. its functions are simple. produce 12 square waves on 12 pwm pins. got help with that one, it works (and I would hope so, Paul wrote it lol). but I want to be able to vary the frequency on all outputs simultaneously and pwm based on 0-3.3v reference from two of...

yeah.. I'd say your probably right. but I already have the hardware, I'm just replacing the 12 oscillators with something more controllable, as what i have isn't, but (big but) for my next trick, I think I'm going tot go that route.. this is my first synth project :D

So what other hardware would I need to produce 12 channels of audio? since I only need a pulsed output, can I just amplify the square waves?

!! from the man himself! Thanks Paul! funny Just saw you on tested on YouTube just by chance lol

I'm working on building a synth, and I need all 12 notes. its not a typical synth where you press a key and that tells the controller to sound that note. its a division setup where all notes are played continuously, and the keys just let the sound through to the speaker. that being said, the...