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Looks like there's going to be a VS Code tutorial coming soon to the Daisy Wiki https://github.com/electro-smith/DaisyExamples/issues/110

Don't get too excited, there's no working project yet, but I'm going to see if i can get it to work. Essentially, the plan is: Delay on the left footswitch, Reverb on the right. Same basic control scheme as tcpoint's successful port of the examples If Switch 4 is up - Delay controls If Switch 4...

This one appears to have been written for the Field based on the header & HW designations

This is HUGE

Currently breadboarding the propolis, and I'm having a tough time conceptualizing where to actually put these diodes on my breadboard. Could someone show me?

The good news is what I did worked, I'm just trying to understand that line in particular Here's the code I used, if you don't like it, blame tcpoint because they did all the hard work: #include "daisysp.h" #include "daisy_petal.h" #include "terrarium.h" #include <string> #define MAX_DELAY...

What is this? a resistor for ants? It needs to be at least 3x the size

Can someone explain to me what line 72 does? In my version which I added a 4th delay I changed this from 3 to 4, but I did that only through guesswork, there was no real knowledge behind it for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++)

Well, after your success story, I can also now compile successfully on Linux. Granted it's a PITA because I have everything on mac, but I did confirm the unmodified tcpoint verb worked, and my sloppily modified multidelay works as well. I'm also a hacker and added an extra delay on so it now...

Blink has also worked for me, but it doesn't sound very good ?

Yeah everything so far has been on a mac, although I did just try and compile from a PC, but that doesn't appear to have worked yet either. Going to keep trying from macOS for now, but I do have a linux virtual machine I'm thinking about trying

I've tested creating a few bins today (also if anyone actually speaks code and I'm using dummy terms, please let me know), and none of them have worked even though make ran without errors. Have tried uploading from terminal and from the web, so I can cross that off as the issue. Seems to be...

Now that I have a working terrarium built with 2 seeds, I have a near unstoppable urge to hotswap Must. Not. Hotswap.

Successfully transferred the .bin via Daisy Web Programmer, as the version I compiled didn't work. Really cool program, thanks for sharing @tcpoint

I didn't use the web programmer, but I did just successfully push each of the programs to both seeds I have using this command from terminal. make program-dfu Won't be able to test if they actually work until later though.

ha! haven't tried yet, I'm hopefully going to finish up the terrarium tomorrow morning so i can actually put sound through it

Just wanted to offer a few potential tips presented in a very non-scientific way for getting the toolchain installed for daisy, as I struggled hard and finally got it going last night. https://github.com/electro-smith/DaisyWiki/wiki/1.-Setting-Up-Your-Development-Environment My system is on...

Following the Duocast, got a Simulcast all finished up. This one was a lot of fun, especially because I ordered big boi's from Wurth, and it looks suuuper ugly, but it works. The middle switch position is interesting, haven't tried it with a cranked amp, but I bet the lowest gain setting would...

Which ones? 1uF 63v Wima will fit, and 1uF MLCC also fit. 1uF 100V Wima are HUGE and definitely won't fit. Are you using the Female 20 Pin Header from Tayda? Because that is a must, and you definitely don't want to solder in the seed directly to the terrarium

Thanks Barry, here's what I came up with! Hopefully my art skills don't go unnoticed ? EDIT: Had my diagram wrong. This is accurate now