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also, at the moment. As someone previously mentioned. it was fairly obvious that I am very new to embedded system design and using bit shifters / multiplexes and GPIO expansion chips so I will start off using the...

Cool. Thanks! Looks like exactly the thing I am looking for. Although. like I said before. I don't mind adding more expansion chips, or even more teensy's. As presently its a private project, so the costs don't...

Hey MatrixRat thanks for your help. Sure. I am in the process of learning and trying things out, with a working version of Steinberg Pro 12 So will see how the performance pans out. I do have a handful of...

Hello. Just out of interest. I found the following online. May be useful. https://github.com/maxgerhardt/rotary-encoder-over-mcp23017

Hey, MatrixRat thanks for posting reply and answering my initial question. Very interesting. Thanks. Also, just like to say that I agree with you re luni starting new thread for the rotary encoder library he/she has...

Thank for the advice to all

OK, thanks BriComp and Luni for the advice. I shall be careful when ordering thanks

Hello Luni Thanks so much for posting such helpful / useful information. I am presently in the learning phase of the project, learning how the tech works and how to implement it. So, very good timing. I already own a...

Cool. I think there would be a fan base for such endeavours, perhaps even something you could get people to donate money to you in order to do so. In a platform such as patreon. I will order a couple of teensys and...

Hello Kalilikak thanks for your reply, please don't be offended by my previous reply. I suffer from Asperger Syndrome, which does affect the way I communicate I understand that at times I can come across as abrupt and...

thanks to everyone for their advice

Thanks for your advice and I can understand your perspective and opinion. it all sounds very interesting but to be honest, when i say 150 rotary encoders, i mean the min is 150, and ideally a great deal more. I...

I just know from practice, using Cubase 12. Both methods still output MIDI data the second using interrupts gives a smooth easy to control performance the first gives a really jumpy performance with the encoders...

come to think about it, when using so many encoders (150+) using interrupts is likely the most efficient with regards to memory usage, as the encoders only send data when their settings change compared to the teensy...

Hello Mark T Thank you for replying to my thread. I would ideally like to use interrupts instead of normal digital pins, as in practice, I have tried both, and the interrupt method gives a really smooth precise...

hey MatrixRat thanks for your advice I shall have to take a look into this in more detail as from what you guys have said sounds like the teensy boards combined with the expansions could be exactly what i need to...

Hi Kalikak thanks very much for your advice I will have to look into this, as it sounds like a solution great

Hello Thanks for replying to my post. To answer your question, I want to use high definition endless rotary encoders and precision really is essential for this particular purpose. I have tried rotary encoders...