I'm going to give @Gibbedy's code a try when the hardware is ready (sometime tonight). In this code, a tubes should be blue when not activated and red when it is. Fingers crossed:
// LED
#include...
Okay, we finally have the sensor harp very close to finished, but I can't get my head around the LED programming. The "harp" has 8 three-foot acrylic tubes on a frame positioned vertically. The tops of the tubes have...
Hmmm... this may be way over my head. It seems like I just need an analog audio input -- or microphone input -- to the RMS amplitude (?) and then convert that level to various light variables... but I'm not...
I'm a little confused. Looks like it's outputting to an LCD screen. I need to output to an LED strip like this one:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4245
Audio trigger input > ??? > Teensy 3.2 > LED Strip
I'll...
I'm a newbie, but what I need to do should be pretty simple. I'd like use a piezoelectric trigger like this:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DDT--drumdial-drum-trigger-with-clip-mount
or a drum pad similar...
Thanks for the coding tips on the 'for' loop @oddson! I should have prefaced that I haven't coded in about 10 years and should be considered a newbie. But I would consider myself a MIDI expert (lifelong synth player,...
I've built the first version and it's working fairly well. Here is a video of me playing it: https://youtu.be/VMS8y9XyK0A
Next: I want to add a potentiometer to adjust the threshold. I've found that the sensors act...
Great! I was already thinking about this! For velocity, I'm adding in random(95,110) to give the notes a more natural feel. I'm also playing with the idea of adding in MIDI controller 1 data (modulation/expression) as...
I bought a 3.2 and have it up and running. Everything works well. I've expanded it to 3 sensors and need to go to 8. I'm sure there's a way to loop the code rather than put it in 8 times, but I'm not sure how to do it....
Uh oh! I was wondering why I didn't see it as an option under "port". So, I need a 3.2? Or is there another simple option I should look at? This needs to be performance-ready fast. Any direction would be appreciated.
Hi, coders! I know enough to be dangerous, but not enough to nail my first code project for Teensy 4.0. I probably won't be coding again in the near future, so learning everything from scratch doesn't make sense for me....