Daisy Seed Guitar Pedal Board

This is a demo of a pedal board I put together using 3 of my custom Daisy Seed based guitar pedals. I designed and built the hardware and programmed the software. Everything shown here is open source and all the code, pcb files, and basic instructions on how to build the pedals can be found here:
github.com/bkshepherd/DaisySe...
This demo shows off some of the features including:
* Each pedal currently runs 4 different effects, a Modulated Tremolo, a simple Overdrive, a Chorus, and a simple stereo Auto-Panning effect. Many more modules could easily be written to work on the pedal.
* Each pedal has physical knobs mappable to any setting on each effect module.
* There is a screen and a robust menu navigation system with full control over all settings not mapped to knobs.
* Each pedal and the effect parameters are all fully Midi controllable. The midi signal can be chained and pass from one pedal to another simplifying midi setup.
* Each pedal is fully stereo with true bypass.
More information about the Daisy Seed can be found here:
electro-smith.com/

[@markparfitt]

Thx for sharing

[@bryanduke5684]

This is awesome, Keith! Great work.

[@manysounds]

Loving this so damn much. I'd love to make a JSON for Oopsy~ and get my hands on one of your boxes... or make one myself I guessssssss

[@keithshepherd]

I have a JSON for Oopsy~ / Plug Data that I started working on, I plan to add it to the GitHub repository, but haven't had a chance to do it yet.

[@post-man23]

Very cool. Would it be possible to make a granular delay out of this?

[@lorenzogiovannibotti]

did you need preamps to read the input signal or was the audio input on the daisy seed enough?

[@jamespettit4639]

I'd pay good money for one of these already built!

[@DemMusel]

Great work. Like the layout of the buttons and that it has 2 footswitches. does the design allow for adding more controls like eg toggle switches or a hall sensors?

[@keithshepherd]

Internally, there are some extra pins on the Daisy Seed that could be used for additional functions. In the next iteration of the design, I plan to change some of the internal layout of the PCB to make some of these easier to tap into for customizing it even more in the way you describe.