TEE1010 Part 2 - Choosing Pin Connections - A FCB1010 rebuild with a Teensy 4.1

1

I’m going to rebuild an FCB1010 into something that is more capable. To do this I am going to gut the internals and instal a Teensy 4.1 and Teensy Audio card. I have delusions of it working like a bass pedal, MIDI sequencer and/or drum machine.

In this Video I explain which pins I am using to connect the Teensy 4.1 to other electronics

I am a guitar player so this foot pedal will be very helpful. Got any good ideas?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaV7MUaDSqk

2 Likes
2

Hi John,

Awesome project! Thanks for sharing it with us. Teensy’s make great DSP chips for guitar pedals, even kits exist to simplify some aspects of the construction.

https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/proto-pedal-example-programmable-digital-pedal/all

http://blackaddr.com/products/

Keen to see this evolve with the additional power of the Teensy!
-James

1 Like
3

Thanks for the Links. However, I will be using the synth design tool (which I have used before) to make sounds and midi.h to send and receive MIDI messages as well. The Teensy is very powerful and has lots of connections. I am currently wiring up the hardware. Just waiting for a couple of parts I ordered from CORE that should be here next week.

1 Like
4

Hey John,

There was a project that went up a little while ago by the name of the Euclidian that might make a nice combo :smiley: Projects - The Euclidean Australia

3 Likes
5

Thanks, appreciate the link. I did see that. I was planning on having as many interesting things as possible incorporated into it. I have done probabilistic stuff before and this is definitely on the radar.

3 Likes