trevorbryden
Active member
Hi!
I'm making a pedal in a cigar box with a teensy 4.1 and the audio shield. My experience so far is that I have made a cigar box synth with a teensy and the audio shield, and it works- three selectable oscillators, ADSR, pretty simple little mono synth.
My new pedal is intended to do two things- split a mono guitar signal so I can run two amps, and send a different delay to each amp. So it's set up in three sections- a white delay section, a green delay section, and a reverb section. Each delay section has a potentiometer for time, mix, and feedback, as well as a pot to pan the delays (decide how much to send to each amp) and a three-way switch to choose, for example, analog sounding filtered delays or digital delays or possibly a chorused delay.
The last stage is the reverb section. Time, Mix, and Tone are potentiometer-controlled, and there's a 3-way switch for type (hoping for spring, plate and hall, but we shall see!)
I've finished the cigar-box hardware for this new pedal. It has three footswitches with LED indicators, and the 3-way switches and 12 potentiometers plus two neopixels. Everything is routed to an appropriate teensy pin. All the control stuff should work fine- it's pretty basic as far as LEDs, knobs and switches go.
My main question is:
I've found some cool delays from blackaddr, and it's on GitHub seemingly usable for teensy- and it even says 'compatible with the audio system design tool.'
How do I make, for example, this analog style delay https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/new-audio-effect-audioeffectanalogdelay.49977/
Appear in the design tool? I get that it's a library for my teensyduino environment.
But how can one add in third-party inventions like some of the cool reverbs I've read about, or this cool analog delay, as objects to drag around in the audio system design tool?
I'm making a pedal in a cigar box with a teensy 4.1 and the audio shield. My experience so far is that I have made a cigar box synth with a teensy and the audio shield, and it works- three selectable oscillators, ADSR, pretty simple little mono synth.
My new pedal is intended to do two things- split a mono guitar signal so I can run two amps, and send a different delay to each amp. So it's set up in three sections- a white delay section, a green delay section, and a reverb section. Each delay section has a potentiometer for time, mix, and feedback, as well as a pot to pan the delays (decide how much to send to each amp) and a three-way switch to choose, for example, analog sounding filtered delays or digital delays or possibly a chorused delay.
The last stage is the reverb section. Time, Mix, and Tone are potentiometer-controlled, and there's a 3-way switch for type (hoping for spring, plate and hall, but we shall see!)
I've finished the cigar-box hardware for this new pedal. It has three footswitches with LED indicators, and the 3-way switches and 12 potentiometers plus two neopixels. Everything is routed to an appropriate teensy pin. All the control stuff should work fine- it's pretty basic as far as LEDs, knobs and switches go.
My main question is:
I've found some cool delays from blackaddr, and it's on GitHub seemingly usable for teensy- and it even says 'compatible with the audio system design tool.'
How do I make, for example, this analog style delay https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/new-audio-effect-audioeffectanalogdelay.49977/
Appear in the design tool? I get that it's a library for my teensyduino environment.
But how can one add in third-party inventions like some of the cool reverbs I've read about, or this cool analog delay, as objects to drag around in the audio system design tool?