Great. The goal behind the kickstarter is to fund the first round of manufacturing and getting distribution up and running (packaging, international shipping, etc). It's a test, of sorts to gauge demand. If you can't...
Pretty sure the TLV320AIC3206 driver (and board) uses pin 22 for reset. I noticed that on your schematic when you posted earlier. I meant to check to see if the reset pin was required, so I could warn you, and I...
Hello Friends,
I'd like to introduce my Pro Audio Series ADC and DAC modules for the Teensy 4 and Teensy 4.1. These modules were designed to provide high quality audio within the Teensy ecosystem. They offer single...
I upgraded to Platformio and it has a function to right click and "go to definition" you can also find all references. This functionality is very useful. I'm starting to understand it a *little* more. Maybe if I...
Sorry guys, I have to put a shameful bump on this. My project is starting to round out now and if I can do this I can really finish the prototype. PaulS, sorry for taking over your originally very simple thread. But I'm...
Hello everyone,
Thanks for your response. This is all very helpful.
I read that article but couldn't understand it clearly enough to write the function you've provided. Thanks! I've started messing with the...
Hello Piotr,
Awesome work. Is it safe to say that the lodamp "minimizes" the effect of the room size and hidamp "minimizes the effect of the lowpass knob? In my video you see I turn up the room size and because it...
I'm not in tune with the standard here, but it felt right to me. Turning up the lowpass knob "did something". Turning it down seemed to "do less". lol.
Are you sure you want a Teensy 3.2 as opposed to a Teensy 4? The T4 is more powerful, and it has a useful floating point unit. The audio pins are different (IE Rev D).
Thank you for posting this Piotr! I loaded it into my project and it sounds great.
I uploaded a sample vocal recording of it in action. To avoid copyright issues I found a vocal recording on archive.org.
Hello,
I would like to control the audio mixers logarithmically. I figured I would create a function, that when called will scale the normal volume (float) to a logarithmic volume. I'm looking to do this.
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I just incorporated this code into my project and unfortunately it didn't work. When it's hooked up the audio stops working completely. Everything compiles and runs, but it stops the sound. When I comment out the...
It sounds like it would port fairly easily to the OpenAudio_ArduinoLibrary (Floating Point Teensy Audio Library).
Very cool! Is this a commercial or hobby project? Are there any project notes yet? Link to forum...
/\ This. I'm a big supporter of anyone who wants to help build out the F32 library or at least a 24 bit one.
I need to work on my filtering. My project is close, but still too much noise. Using the Float 32...
My project is still active. Just haven't gotten it working yet while I work on other things. Other users say its possible. The goal is to make a stackable module so you could do what you are asking to do. One for input...
Someone on another forum suggested to me that a headphone driver can easily drive a line input, but a line output can not necessarily drive a headphone. I'm pretty sure that the difference between a headphone output and...
PJRC should have a list of all the boards available as an addon to the Teensy. They could resell boards, and take a cut. Quite possibly even distribute those boards to 3rd parties where Teensy is resold. Teensy can...
Hi ghostintranslation,
I checked out your projects and they are very noteworthy. I appreciate the modular approach. This is a great way to do something like this where you want to make things simple and expandable....
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You can hook that to the line input of the Teensy Audio Shield (Header pins). You'll need a blocking capacitor between it. And you can adjust the gain/attack/release as detailed on the adafruit...
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