Getting Started With Teensy 4.0

[@Rouverius]

I've toyed with the idea of getting a teeny for a while now. So, thanks for kicking the wheels for us. Yeah, looking forward to seeing the new lab! Praying the move goes smoothly.

[@sreenand.k2706]

We are waiting for your new setup

[@norsenomad]

Thank you for your videos! Great work! Looking forward to see the new lab, future tinkering and lessons.

[@IJacinto66]

thank you for teaching me electronics :-) Maybe you can upload a video when you are setting up the new lab. I wish you luck with the move.

[@tenlittleindians]

I too have been wanting to play with one of those. Mostly because of some synthesizer builds I have seen in videos.

[@jeffpereira8891]

Thanks so much for all the effort you put in for all the past videos. I really appreciate it. Hope to see more of you. Cheers! God Bless.....

[@MaltWhiskey]

Teensy 4.0 is a beast of a board. Insane floating point calculation speed. Many extra hardware options. Only down side is that the rt1060 manual is 3437 pages. I had to read a chunk of it to do hardware specific things like flexio and dma.

[@learnelectronics]

Wow, that's one heck of a manual

[@kayakMike1000]

Hey you know this MCU kit is damn powerful, the 4.1 has some pads for external serial RAM or flash, the M7 at 600 MHz... Sheesh, this system would rival what was available in the mid 90s

[@bblod4896]

Compared to the NANO, what pins are missing or different? Looking forward to the grand opening of the Learn Electronics Lab Version 2.0.0.0.0.0.0 Have a great weekend Paul.

[@nicksanto882]

Awwwwww, no more trains??? Enjoy your new home!

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

The best thing about getting my boys up for school... After I get to watch Paul’s New Video. Going to miss that setup. But your new one has meaning too. 👍

[@christopherbeddoe406]

I've used a Teensy 3.2 for making an electrical resistance tomography prototype... It worked awesome and they are so reasonably priced for their capability. I could measure voltages from 128 pin combinations and output via usb to the computer at over 50 Frames per second which blew my mind for $20. My next project is a Halloween candy dispenser and I'm thinking a Teensy 4.0 might be the heart of it because I'm after triggered audio playback.

[@turanyasar3375]

keep us updated and keep up the good content. much love from Turkey.

[@Sui778]

Safe and successful move, Paul.

[@binaryglitch64]

The Nano the Teensy and the Pro Micro are my favorite boards to play with.

[@michaelpadovani9566]

Haven't dove into the Teensy yet so thanks for going over the setup. Look forward to seeing the new lab, take your time!

[@jaymclemore9497]

Well wishes for a smooth and safe move. Always good to get a new start!

[@fefafafe5059]

Hi Master, I do believe that we'll see you again & again. Nicely FR.

[@frankowalker4662]

Good luck with the move, Paul. I'm looking forward to seeing the new lab.

[@freewolfable]

Looking forward to following you to your new lab and best wishes in your new journey.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

I've never heard of the Teensy thanks for the heads-up. Looking forward to the new lab.

[@j.lietka9406]

Are you planning on a lightsaber build using the 4.0, 4.1, or other teensy board? Thanks. I think some of the previous versions were able to handle 5V

[@romancharak3675]

Wishing you a Smoooooth, glitch-free move, Paul.

[@sinjhguddu4974]

Nice board! All the best with the upcoming new lab.

[@raphanunu6912]

Is this the Pulse tour ? I've got a similar picture mostly red, with the same set of VLs.

[@GORF_EMPIRE]

Did not know you were doing a new lab! Can wait to see it. Teensy looks like a lot of fun.

[@Dilshad-gu7je]

That Teensy looks interesting. Thanks for showing us. Good luck with your move.

[@Johadart]

Hope your move goes well, I’ll be happy if it does, and you then can share more of your “videos” , they’ve helped a lot of subscribers, I’m sure, as I am one of them.. keep up the great work mate.. 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

Pretty cool. So many interesting projects you can do with microcontrollers. I need to learn some programming, so I can start using them more.

[@learnelectronics]

This is like Arduino x100.

[@SamFugarino]

Teensy are excellent. My go to board has been the 3.2, but the 4.0 is quite an upgrade.

[@learnelectronics]

I like it so far, looking forward to really understanding the Teensy

[@warrenking1815]

You almost gave me a heart attack, you have been a great source of information and I thoroughly enjoy your videos.

[@ernestgalvan9037]

Click-Bait Title, designed to startle and confuse the viewer. Standard KZbin behavior…. Do whatever it takes, including exaggerating, confusing, mis-directing, prevarication, and yes, out-right lying about situations… Honesty has gone by the boards. I just ‘Thumbs-Down”… Sad, because this guy has good videos, and can stand on his quality.

[@stlo0309]

Thumbnail Scared me 💀. Anyways, cool video as always!

[@JKnight89]

Lol oh good.... I wasn't the only one. Lol

[@andrewwilson6240]

Really like the desktop wallpaper! Enjoy your new workshop!

[@learnelectronics]

Thanks, you a Floyd fan too?

[@andrewwilson6240]

@@learnelectronics oh very much!

[@jameskidd7906]

Old lab ...new lab why not i wish only that the video contents still the same ie simple to understand, creative and usefull sir thank u sir for the vid

[@learnelectronics]

New lab because I'm moving.

[@G5Ckxew]

Holy cow those things are expensive! I'll be sticking with the ESP32

[@learnelectronics]

They have their purposes. If you need one, you'll know you need one. Otherwise, yeah ESP 32 is a great all-around platform.

[@717Fang]

I wonder Teensy 3.6 firmware can be used on Teensy 4.0? Thank you

[@msknight5]

Thank you for the shoutout!

[@Richie_]

I've just moved on Tuesday. Just about all set up here now. Internet on. Back to Arduino.

[@bulletstop100]

Glad I subscribed.. Good luck at your new place..

[@troyfrei2962]

Teensys are great! Thanks gor another great video.

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Great video ! Take it easy man and peace back at ya ✌

[@yichen1581]

how to connect teensy 4.0 to CH340 TTL to USB?

[@TechCornerTV]

C'mon Paul... you scared me with this video card! Last video... It was click-bait 😁 I'm happy for you, I supose you're going to a better lab, a new place so kudos! I'm curious to see it, don't wait long for your next video! Stay safe and keep those videos comming. Cheers Hugo. 🤜🤛

[@cmdrpuppie8934]

i havent played with one yet, looks interesting. Also, i don't see a link to your wishlist ?

[@learnelectronics]

www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M12REUPME53H?ref_=wl_share

[@johnramsay1827]

Good luck with the move. I hope it goes as well as the Teensy did.

[@learnelectronics]

It's going slowly..I'm taking my time. Did my son's room first. Now working on the lab.

[@johnramsay1827]

@@learnelectronics Big Rock Little Hammer.

[@charleskile3769]

Good luck with the move.... please don't over do it!

[@learnelectronics]

Thanks

[@atomictraveller]

i guess "good for audio" means it features a fixed processing rate.. at that clock speed, you ought to be able to run a fourier transform or two and do spectral transforms. hit me up if you want code or tips for doing stuff. thanks, always overlooked it.

[@learnelectronics]

It has a super fast floating point co-processor which makes it excellent for DSP or so I've been told. I would love to have some coding tips on audio work. Email me at [e-mail]

[@bluegizmo1983]

I've always viewed the Teensy as a device that sits between the Arduino and ESP32... It's more powerful than an Arduino, but less capable than an ESP32 (no wifi/BT/etc). One thing the Teensy DOES have over the ESP32 is the ability to emulate USB peripherals, which makes then useful for BadUSB type devices.

[@learnelectronics]

The Teensy also features a very fast floating point math unit which makes it excell in DSP. You could build an entire synthesizer or radio using the Teensy, some buttons and a speaker (and antenna if doing radio)

[@ernstgennial7064]

Thanks a lot!

[@jamaicanpunch]

Thank you!

[@BerndSchmitt-Martinique]

I am waiting for new videos and ideas about the Teensy 4.0 . I think the old Arduino IDE is not adequate for this monster of technology. Please use platformIO. greetins from germany.

[@gartmorn]

Looks a good board but seems a bit expensive compared to nano for example! I suppose if you had a specific use it might be worth the investment! 🤣

[@weerobot]

I'm Late to Teensy Party too...So this Cool..

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video, thanks :)

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@michaelkunty7695]

Thanks

[@inlasttonowhere4459]

Indeed, see you later. Hope you find those little goodies you once thought you had lost.... Oh! There it is!?!!! 😅😁✌

[@frankhellman6879]

How will we know it's you at the new place? Give us a sign.

[@learnelectronics]

Umm, everything will look different.

[@theonewhowas7709]

when you said this is your last video i said out loud WTF man i like this dude's videos.. now hes leaving

[@learnelectronics]

Just moving

[@astroid9087]

Nice rings U rock-and-roll 💍

[@learnelectronics]

Rock and roll forever 🎸 🎶🎵🤸

[@billferner6741]

thank you for the introduction! But, a little preparation to that video would be much better. Thumb down.