23lc1024

[vangalvin]

This may be a silly question. I am waiting for my audio board to turn up. Shipping to NZ this time of year is real slow.

In the interim I have been using the teensy 3.2 to create a few effects, its destined to end up being used as a guitar effects pedal for my son. Totally love some of the features and how easy it is to build filters etc.

I have added an SD card adapter I had kicking around form another project, as usual i often order a spare just in case i let the magic smoke out of the first one :P

Anyway, I also happen to have a few 23LC1024 on hand so added one of these to the breadboard in the hope of being able to extend delay and mess around with the chorus however I am not sure if the library just uses these when one is available of if you have to initialize them? Eventually I may end up adding one of FrankBoesing ram adapters but for now I was hoping to just use what I have on hand.

Son received the guitar for xmas, its an Ibanez Gio and belonged to one of the members of 8 foot sativa, after getting it we had to do a full rewire on it as there were a few minor issues. the pickups are super sensitive and as a result he was having what seemed to be a grounding issue. interestingly using the teensy inline has reduced the hum a considerable amount.

[Chris O.]

however I am not sure if the library just uses these when one is available of if you have to initialize them?

Use AudioEffectDelayExternal, Forum Conversaton with sample code.

[vangalvin]

Use AudioEffectDelayExternal, Forum Conversaton with sample code.

Thanks for that. I did not realise that it was only limited to the DelayEXT.

[Chris s]

I don't suppose you have any of the teensy 3.2s?

I unfortunately blew up mine this morning and have a presentation due Tuesday 😞

I'm panicking a bit to get one over labour weekend.

Don't suppose you live Auckland/Hamilton/Tauranga and want to save the bacon of an idiot that cooked his chip?

I know this is a bit of a long shot

Thanks Chris

Thanks for that. I did not realise that it was only limited to the DelayEXT.

This may be a silly question. I am waiting for my audio board to turn up. Shipping to NZ this time of year is real slow.

In the interim I have been using the teensy 3.2 to create a few effects, its destined to end up being used as a guitar effects pedal for my son. Totally love some of the features and how easy it is to build filters etc.

I have added an SD card adapter I had kicking around form another project, as usual i often order a spare just in case i let the magic smoke out of the first one :P

Anyway, I also happen to have a few 23LC1024 on hand so added one of these to the breadboard in the hope of being able to extend delay and mess around with the chorus however I am not sure if the library just uses these when one is available of if you have to initialize them? Eventually I may end up adding one of FrankBoesing ram adapters but for now I was hoping to just use what I have on hand.

Son received the guitar for xmas, its an Ibanez Gio and belonged to one of the members of 8 foot sativa, after getting it we had to do a full rewire on it as there were a few minor issues. the pickups are super sensitive and as a result he was having what seemed to be a grounding issue. interestingly using the teensy inline has reduced the hum a considerable amount.

[vangalvin]

I don't suppose you have any of the teensy 3.2s?

I unfortunately blew up mine this morning and have a presentation due Tuesday 😞

I'm panicking a bit to get one over labour weekend.

Don't suppose you live Auckland/Hamilton/Tauranga and want to save the bacon of an idiot that cooked his chip?

I know this is a bit of a long shot

Thanks Chris

Sadly the last one I had I let the majic smoke out of. The only other ones i have is in my sons guitar effects box. That has been soldered on to a DAC and an expansion board.
Yea im based on Auckland

[PaulStoffregen]

I gave this a shout-out on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/PaulStoffregen/s...80995202879489

[brucehoult]

I don’t have a 3.2. I do have a 4.0 I’m not using right now. I’m half an hour north of Kerikeri.

[Chris s]

Thanks for that, I really appreciate the response, I thought it might be a bit of a long shot. Ill leave your sons project alone but again thank you for the offer.

[Roger Parkinson]

Chris,

I live in Wellsford (north of Auckland).
I have a working 3.2 I use on a test bed for a project I've (mostly) finished so I only use it intermittently.
Let me know if you still need one and we can figure out how to get it to you.
Roger

[Chris s]

Thanks so much everyone for all the responses, really great to see how much support is out there. I had a supplier offer to put one in his letter box for me so I'm off up to Auckland. Big thanks to mindkits for saving the day. 😊

[Shumey]

Hi guys, not to hijack this thread, but im looking for a like minded person based in NZ that i might be able to pick the brains of in the programming of a Teensy 4.0 for a Sim Racing Wheel. I have much more detail but will send if someone is willing to point a newbie in the right direction.
TIA