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Added the binaries.

Here's a couple of examples ported from the DaisyExamples: (Hopefully, more to come). Kind of mess. It's a work in progress and I didn't include makefiles for anything except Linux. I'll add binaries, later today. https://github.com/tcpoint/terra

And then there's modulation, pitch shifting, etc. Filtering to emulate analog delays. Tails. Turn delay taps on or off. The programming is fairly easy.

The programs tend to be fairly short. A lot of the complicated details are hidden in libDaisy and daisySP. The MultiDelay example is only 150 lines (including comments and lots of newlines). I'll post the link to the github repo, tomorrow. I want people to try out the code and give feedback...

Don't forget about an Amptweaker Tight Metal (built a couple of those). I, also, built an Okko Diablo clone that I like quite a bit. Arg... I meant Okko Dominator. I like the Diablo but don't love it. The Dominator rocks.

I've been porting the MultiDelay example from the Daisy Examples. It's kind of turned into a mix of the Petal and Patch examples. Not 100% happy with it, yet. I will probably tweak the approach, a bit. I can't help myself. FYI, I'm only developing on the Linux platform, should be easy to...

You can always get a set of rectangle knockout punches, if you don't mind breaking the bank.

Where is the repository? I'll take a look at it. I don't have a Bela. I did a search and found the repo. Still trying to figure it out.

Here's the petal reverb example ported over to terrarium. I'm guessing that the pots are hooked up the same as the petal (I'm pretty sure that I guessed wrong - will update the code). It sounds like a reverb. I haven't played with it much. Just played about 5 minutes. So the Terrarium pots...

I just terrarium.h put in the same directory as the cpp file(s) and Makefile.

I'm using linux. What platform are you using? I've made 3 small apps but haven't done anything complicated.

I need to cut a hole for the micro usb in my enclosure. I converted the petal reverb example to Terrarium. It works well.

I'll set up a github repo, this weekend. That way we can work on stuff, together. I have tons of programming experience, some dsp, a lot of embedded experience and some ideas. Always open to ideas. It'll be cool posting code and getting critique, right away. I'm thick-skinned - don't mind...

Got my Terrarium built today. Tried out the toggle / footswitch example. Worked first try. I'm going to write a test program this weekend that tests all the controls a simple boost. This will test all the controls and the audio. Will post my code. Next week, I'm gonna code an echo of some...

Got a terrarium populated. Need to drill out an enclosure. I have some code written for a delay I need to try out (and debug). Been a C++ programmer for a long, long time.

I just check the color codes on the resistors (it doesn't take long to memorize the colors). I double check the label on the caps. I, usually, only measure critical transistors and diodes. I still mess things up every once in awhile but I doubt that measuring would stop me from being a bonehead.

I don't wait but when I see a coupon, I order (even I don't need another pcb).

Nice graphics. How does it sound?

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Nicely done. I love that pedal. I'd like to build a tight rock, next.