DIY Teensy Arcade Synth | Tutorial & Presets Demo

[@mobypixel]

Thanks for watching! 🙌
Get the code for Teensy Arcade Synth on GitHub: github.com/NickCulbertson/Teensy-Arcade-Synth

[@markfdesimone]

Thank you so much for sharing this video, and your github repo. I'm reading through the code now and learning so much about how to approach the different details. I might just get me a teensy synth yet!

[@mobypixel]

Thanks, Mark! Yeah, the Teensy is awesome. There are a few other audio centric boards on the market but I like the Teesny's audio editor, build quality, and capabilities. Good luck with your projects!

[@BayouBeats]

Excellent video, friend! One question: In Brazil the Teensy 4.0 is extremely expensive, do you think replacing it with an ESP32 or STM32F4 could work?

[@DrummClem]

I love that.
I wonder if you can add more hands on controls for filters and other parameters.

[@mobypixel]

Thanks for checking out the video! I'd love to work more with sliders and touch controls in the future-it’s definitely on my radar.

[@toolzshed]

Teensy is an awesome board for music applications 🤘🏽❤️

[@mobypixel]

Thanks @toolzshed! Yeah, I couldn't even get close to replicating the audio capabilities on an Arduino board. Teensy's Audio Design Tool makes the initial steps a breeze.

[@flywittzbeats4008]

Dude this is amazing! I’m slowly trying to prototype a teensy synth now also but mostly ive been trying to learn the Faust ide!

[@mobypixel]

Oh cool! I think there is some Faust DSP in AudioKit, but that is the only experience I have with it. The Teensy Audio Library gives you a lot of tools to work with. At some point I'd like to try audio processing with it.

[@ElectronisoundsAudio]

WHOA! Super Cool!! 👊

[@mobypixel]

Thanks, Dean! 🙌

[@toolzshed]

Wow that's so cool 🤘🏽😀🔥

[@LiveLoopers]

Cover it up with some cardboard and move on with your life. Just printed that out and framed it (with cardboard)

[@mobypixel]

Haha! 🤣