Recent content by xconverge

A lot of options but you want to build with debug symbols and then attach the debugger, and leave it running for a few hours and come back to it and see the stack trace when its crashed. There are a lot of other options but this is my favorite/preferred way, I would experiment/play a bit to make...

If you had a stlink it would potentially give you a smoking gone first try I find mine VERY valuable to use, just in case you happen to have one!

Will the code be open source? I had been checking in on the project here and there since we first crossed paths last year, but it looks like all repositories are no longer public

Congrats guys, glad you are seeing it through!

The version I put in https://github.com/bkshepherd/DaisySeedProjects should work fine that project supports the terrarium FYI, all effects should work, you can tweak the loaded effects to just contain the 1 effect you want

I would peek through here and see if it sounds familiar https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/anyone-build-a-terrarium-with-daisy-seed-v1-2-rev-7-im-getting-unusually-bad-noise-solved.21901/

What value resistor do you have in the LDR slot

I opted to do my first PCB of a known circuit/schematic to isolate variables. It allows you to develop skills independently. PCB design vs circuit design vs integration of well-tested circuits etc. I would encourage you to start with ANYTHING that solves a problem for yourself to keep you...

The schematic shows the switching portion, D2-D10 and the 3 pulldown resistors. It uses a combination of 3.3v signals on pins 16,17,18 to switch effects. I would start by just not populating any of those diodes. The 3 pins are for binary counting between 0 and 7, so all 3 with just the pulldown...

Echoing this sentiment, @keyth72 recently ported it over to the bkshepherd project so I got to play with it (I don't have a terrarium) and really am digging it! Wanted to pop in and say it is running on new hardware variants besides the terrarium so it is super appreciated and I also wanted to...

Very nice! That is what I was hoping to hear and makes sense! I will definitely be checking it out on my bkshep 125b (and using 48 for audio block size as well) when I get a chance

Awesome stuff! Considering your original amp/IR module (mars I think) is what got me started with the daisy (and porting it to the bkshepherd project on a fork of mine before finding a fork of yours doing the same thing :) ), do you have any comments on the quality/experience/results of this...

To show I am not a monster and finished my build, thanks for the help all! Also got a blend pot with longer legs instead of bending them (since the pot and footswitch are on the same board, this was an oversight originally)

I prefer to finish it as fast as possible, very late at night if possible, get the order in so that production "starts", then the next day or week review it obsessively and find out I am an idiot and any amount of patience would have prevented a lot of future-me headaches, then wait 30 days for...

I don't have a ton of experience, but I wanted to limit variables for my first few PCBs and just did 0.6mm for all traces and had no real issues routing or with zones being weird, even without vias. If you are limited on space or have a complex circuit, then the smaller traces for signal will of...