euclidean sequencer for eurorack using Teensy (arduino IDE)

[@arcticserpent]

Dude I've been following you for two years waiting for this thing! You don't get near the love you should, I'm really surprised you are not more known. Thanks as always, this is the shit!

[@mortonkopf8265]

Hey, thanks for that. I appreciate the comments. The code is available on github, and I will try and get a short write up done, at some stage. Who knows when....

[@markfdesimone]

This looks and sounds awesome. It looks fun to play with too!

[@mortonkopf8265]

ha! yes, it really is great fun and seems to produce a lot of new odd beats every time I turn knob. Thanks for the nice comment.

[@MrK1DW0nd3r]

Wow amazing! great work! I wanna make one now

[@M4ST_]

Have you got a schematic for this? Would love to build it. Am trying to program Euclidean Sequencer on the Allen Synth EuroPi at the moment but I love the RGB encoders and rings.

[@tobycookie2198]

Awesome, definitely gonna to build it, thanks for your effort and sharing. Anyway, Does it support for an eksternal clock input? :)

[@mortonkopf8265]

Hey, glad you like it. At the moment it can default to external midi clock when it detects a clock signal. Still planning on adding the external clock voltage input and jack. Isn't too difficult to do, just finding the time is tricky. The midi clock option is in the code on github

[@tobycookie2198]

@@mortonkopf8265 Thanks for quick reply. I'm stiil learning and Yes, adding clock in would be great, looking forward for the update sketches , off course iif you have spare time . Meanwhile I can live with default midi clock. :) Already sub and waitin for the bell. Thanks

[@growcactus]

Very cool man! I wanna make one :)

[@mortonkopf8265]

Do it! Teensy code is here: github.com/mortonkopf/Teensy-Euclidean-Sequencer-Eurorack

[@markfdesimone]

Me too! Thanks for sharing, Morton

[@growcactus]

You rock!

[@schnabilo]

This is really impressive, great work! Do you have any tips where to start building diy modules (especially using arduino)? Nothing fancy, maybe just starting with e.g. triggers. Just looking for resources on the topic to begin with and playing around. THX!

[@mortonkopf8265]

have a look at some of the circuits posted on the Teensy Forum, you can programme teensy the same as an arduino, using the same IDE. For just triggers, it would be very straight forward for something basic, the Teensy will output 3v High, which isn't always acceptable for some modules. some arduinos use 5v logic, so might be better for just triggers, but I have not had any problems with 3v high triggers on my eurorack. A teensy, some jacks, a couple of resistors and diodes for protection, and you are there.

[@LikeMinds_]

Where’d you get the knob and lights for it online? Gave the part numbers?

[@mortonkopf8265]

These are found with an Internet search of "rgb rotary encoder" . They are originally from Sparkfun.

[@kalubandali2241]

if you have some for sale i would be interested!

[@mortonkopf8265]

If only there were time! Its not really up to spec for selling. The outputs are simply protected with resistors and diodes, and there are a lot of things that would need upgrading to make it suitable. But thanks for the comment.

[@kalubandali2241]

@@mortonkopf8265 thanks for showing your stuff!

[@astronut99]

What did you use to construct the RGB LED rings? Did you use a prebuilt assembly are just solder them to the circuit board?

[@mortonkopf8265]

Hi there. These are the adafruit neopixel rings. They come in different sizes, these ones are 16 leds.