I guess my other option is to explore wave shaper components which may do much the same thing. A wave shaper that is already set up to perform a function synced to zero crossing might come close.
I have never written a Teensy audio component from scratch.
I'm trying to get my head around "Phase Distortion Synthesis" and it seems like a wavetable oscillator could be modified to support it.
But first, does...
... trying to follow along with this...
Seems like the Teensy Audio Library would be a "hardware abstraction layer" for Faust, then?
I know that's a naive question. Main thing is a cross-platform library needs to not...
I am posting this here in hopes that it might help someone with similar interests. I purchased a MIDI USB Host box a few years ago from MidiPlus. That thing never worked, so I often thought about putting a Teensy 4.1...
I found this https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/66144-TEENSY-4-1-where-do-I-connect-to-use-third-SPI?p=268934&viewfull=1#post268934
I will have to find my glasses and read it.
One more question, do the USB host pins overlap with other pins/timers on the board? (meaning I can't use them for something else at the same time?)
I have not see a map showing this, but I will take another look.
Hi, I am trying out my USB Host cable.
Am I right to expect to see +5V on pin that says 5V?
I am not getting anything. Did I damage it by plugging in USB device? Is there anything I need to do to "turn on" the 5V...
Okay, I got it working but for some reason with the latest Teensyduino I have to reduce my ask for heap size.
So, sm_malloc is a tiny baby malloc() which works for your soldered-on RAM. You can by Teensy 4.1 boards...
Code I wrote last year compiles but I have to reduce my heap size when using the 8MB RAM chip.
If I use the full amount in the snippet below it causes an immediate freeze.
I need to trim my heap space back to some...
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Started single-board computing on the Tessel (1). Then tried Adafruit wearables, then moved to the Arduino Uno, and now very happy with the power of the Teensy platform.
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