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Yes it' entirely luck I suppose. That's the real advantage of buying from distributors though.

Damn! I had to pay 11 Euros from customs. Did that happened to anyone else?
Italy here.

I had no idea really, where is it in the docs? I never tried that specifically but if i do analogRead(14) it reads A0 not A14, hence my thought.

The main reason why I would like to try out pcbs would be designing a cool case (making it somewhat special and I have an idea) and trying making a kickstarter to fund all the bureaucracy to have the...

I can't figure out what you actually mean with this:



Anyway at first glance your code has two issues. First, you are reading only 2 analog signals (the loop goes from 0 to 1) and you are...

Except, yours is much much better, much more polished than mine!

It's great to hear that a "pro" isn't laughing at me.
I'd love to use those boards but they are nonetheless quite expensive, and...

That's exactly what I thought but since I am a noob and no-one said anything I assumed I was wrong in some way. Feels good to be useful at times.

Why using a pcb when you have cardboard? Well, actually there are many, many reasons..
This is my first project ever in anything involving electronics, soldering and programming arduino style. I...

Why did you? Did you read it anywhere? What difference would it make? I'd love to hear opinions about this!

Yes, it does.
Make sure to check the pin configuration of your specific teensy compared to the 2.0 that the tutorial is using.
And understand when it explains how to chen cc and channel inside...

Determining the cc is pretty simple, in


usbMIDI.sendControlChange(i, ccValue[i], 1);

the first is the cc, the second the value, the third the channel. In your file the channel is hardcoded to...

I am a total noob but I could help with the code and tell you what the real guys will tell you immediately: post the schematics (have you connected everything properly?) and particularly post the...

I didn't think about that. You are so right. I am therefore completely lost on how they can reliably produce these pitch wheels (which luckily is not my objective), I mean, I can't even imagine that...

Since this seems interesting and somewhat unclear/untested throughout the forum, as soon as I'll get the chance I'll test 1000 cycles per each analogReadAveraging() value with and without different...

I thought that because it stabilises the voltage you get a slower rate yet less jittery output, and that would positively influence the output in combination with analogReadAveraging(). What I saw is...

So far, don't know why, I noticed no impact whatsoever using any value of capacitor.

Just for future reference (I guess for myself), it doesn't matter what you feed to the mux, with that power it only operates the logics probably. I am noticing (writing as I test) a better behaviour...

Thank you all again. I feel dumb but all is clear except the apparently obvious to you. If I power the mux with 5v its analog output to the teensy will also range from 0 to 5v or will it wipe through...

Thank you so much for the help to all!

I really apologise for disappearing for ten days but it's been messy.

@mlu I will certainly (and I have indeed, just started with 1 , 2 etc.. ) do baby...

Hi all,

I am totally new to this and extremely excited. I have some medium programming knowledge and have been soldering here and there and I believe I can go ahead and try to do something nice...