Help with List of Teensy Eurorack modules

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adrianfreed

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I am exploring OSC (Open Sound Control) integration with Eurorack Modules. My starting point is developing a list of modules that build on Teensy 3.x.

Could you please help me by adding modules you know of that I haven't found:
Closed:
https://malekkoheavyindustry.com/product/varigate-8/ Varigate-8
https://www.zetaohm.com FLXS1
http://doboz.audio/tsnm3u/ TSNM
Open:
https://github.com/kbob/drum-machine Drum Machine
https://github.com/mxmxmx/eurotrash_mkII/wiki/build EuroTrash mk II
https://github.com/TomWhitwell/RadioMusic Radio Music
https://github.com/TomWhitwell/Chord-Organ Chord Organ
https://github.com/jakplugg/Dodeca Magpie Dodeca
https://github.com/mxmxmx/O_C Ornament and Crime
http://neutron-sound.com/noa.html Orgon Accumulator
http://www.cutlasses.co.uk/tech/glitch-delay/ Glitch Delay
https://github.com/cutlasses/AudioFreeze Audio Freeze
https://github.com/cutlasses/Kronos Kronos
http://www.cutlasses.co.uk/music-demo/the-teensy-trio/
https://github.com/jamescarruthers/audioplayground Teensy Audio Playground
 
Here's a few more that are currently in the queue to appear on the website blog.

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2018/12/teensy-36-as-standalone-mediator.html

https://little-scale.blogspot.com/2017/11/usb-midi-to-eight-gates-and-sixteen-cv.html?m=1

https://hackaday.io/project/99863-mad-11-modular-audio-devices


This is a modular-like project

https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/5368...r-synth-system?p=188935&viewfull=1#post188935
https://hackaday.io/project/160626-polymod-modular-digital-synthesizer


This one isn't technically modular synth, and my understanding is it's only MIDI at this point, but a synth version might be in the works?

https://conductivelabs.com/product/the-ndlr-w-usb-cable/


Stargazer isn't modular - pretty much the opposite, but is using a Teensy as the synth engine.

https://www.moffenzeefmodular.com/stargazer
 
eurorack Step Divider

I really like the DIY nature of this built with wires!

If we were to show this on the blog (hopefully that's ok?) how would you describe the purpose of this module? You know... you people with some general knowledge of electronics but not modular syntheis and specifically what a "step divider" does?
 
Hi Paul,

I will put video up in the next day or two and link it from the git repo if that helps. In the meantime: step divider is a utility module, it doesn't produce sound on its own, it takes an incoming clock, and uses that to sync other modules to subdivisions of time. so you can send a clock to trigger another sound, such as a drum, or another sequencer, at every nth step of the original. So, say, every second beat, or fourth beat. IF you use odd numbers in the divider, you start to get some groove.

Now, if you start to rotate that subdivision on each clock input, things get interesting in the world of modulation. This divider moves the step division along each time also, so it rotates around the divisions. Or, you can push the button and have it regular.

This is a module for those that know their rack, as although it has voltage clamping on the clock input for over voltage protection, it only uses diodes on the clock outs.
 
Sweet Sixteen (eurorack module based on Teensy, derivative work from 16n),
16 channels of:
-midi & CV & i2C controller,
-CV to midi & CV to i2C converter,
-attenuator
https://github.com/M4ngu/Sweet-Sixteen
sweet-mkII-2.jpg
 
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