I love Teensy Microcontrollers! I'm constantly finding new uses for them. In this video, we will use a Teensy 3.2 with the matching SGTL5000 Audio board to make a stand-alone synth filter! This will also work with the Teensy 4.x series. The Teensy 3.x and 4.x use different Audio boards so make sure you get the correct one.
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Teensy 3.2 Microprocessor
Teensy Audio Board
10K Linear Pots
Excellent tutorials. Would be great to see more.
ReplyDeleteThe stand alone filter works great, I added the "FreeVerb", reverb component to it (using the Teensy GUI Audio browser tool).
ReplyDeleteFirst time using the "ResponsiveAnalogRead" class to read pots.
I'm thinking about how I could make suitable for use with a guitar or bass.
Great information! Thanks!
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