microDrumSampler based on Teensy 4 and Audio Board

[MikeSound]

Its of course not a very new thing.

But to have a small Drum sampler just for kick and snare controlled by external triggers could be nice for some artistic performance.
Or just to have a already developed player that play a sound on a push button like for museums or so.

The whole project is in Github: (SourceCode, Schematics, Part List etc.

GitHub - UTZbox/microDrumSampler: A compact audio sampler that quickly plays files from an SD card, featuring two hardware trigger inputs and a preset switch to select between three sounds per channel.

A compact audio sampler that quickly plays files from an SD card, featuring two hardware trigger inputs and a preset switch to select between three sounds per channel. - UTZbox/microDrumSampler

github.com

Have fun to build one for yourself if you looking for some similar.

And as well I appreciate If this Post find its way to the Blog.

Cheerio
Mike

P.S. sorry I don't have som pictures yet because I forgot to take some....

 

[ishotjr]

I'd love to feature this on the blog; do you have any pictures yet?

 

[MikeSound]

Unfortunately, I actually forgot to take pictures, but I have written to the artist asking him to take a few pictures and send them to me. I will upload the pictures as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

 

[ishotjr]

Unfortunately, I actually forgot to take pictures, but I have written to the artist asking him to take a few pictures and send them to me. I will upload the pictures as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

thank you!!

 

[MikeSound]

Here are the photos of the micro drum sampler.

Since the setup needed to be as small as possible and also work on the street, I mounted a moving-coil (exciter) directly onto the guitar instead of using a speaker (with a counter magnet attached from underneath).

In the box, which can be attached to the strap, there is a lithium-ion battery and a 20W Class D amplifier installed.
This allows the artist to play completely independently from mains power for about 2–3 hours.