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A Maestro wannabe. :) Good looking.

Maybe you should also add the name "Oberheim VCF" to the description too since Zappa freaks like me will search for that name instead of Maestro.

Terrarium are 125B... :p Ok, ok, not real DMM then...

Wow @Danbieranowski, that's going the extra-EXTRA mile! I don't need the info but salute your devotion!

Then show us the algorithm and I will stop proposing non-sense. :p I do a bit of UX at work so you don't have to convince me that switch have their interest for interface. And phi1 exemple like for the rhytmic_dealy is a good exemple of a better fit for switches than pots.

Am I stupid suggesting to use Pots instead of switches? I mean, technically we can always use a pot with < 50(left) = Off and > 50(right) is On since Seeds are more flexible than "usual parts". In other words, an on/off switch is limited to being a binary value while Pot "could" be transformed...

I think my more frequent mistake is forgetting to add *any* IC at all before testing... My score is probably not better than 50% of the time I think about it... Yeah, I suck. :)

Amateur. Only 2? I'm at 6 already. And all for myself. :eek:

Don't be hard on yourself. I did that too...

Would an additional LED (optional?) would be a good idea for visual clue of any effect with rate/speed control?

Thanks for this and the commenting in the cpp file is FANTASTIC ! I will have to check how to use one of the footswitch to make it a Hold/Loop switch. :) I'm very grateful as a not-very-a-coder seeing the coding community growing around the Terrarium.

I'm curious about this (not that I don't trust you or your ears) because usually @PedalPCB trace from the real pedal(not stuff read on freestompbox or pictures). What do you think would explain the discrepancy?

I didn't try recompiling anything in the last month so I can't really tell. I presume there's some weird stuff in one of the library or ARM toolchain or whatnot... :(

I suggest you leave the cat out of your desk... :p

In case someone got a unused smaller 1590B, it works easily for that one.

Saw the special on their Facebook page : https://www.electro-smith.com/daisy/daisy And with Terrarium also at -25%... Hum, maybe I should buy 3 other ones!

I suggest you add the prefix "EXAMPLE" in your thread and maybe point to the correction from PedalPCB. :)

I think my score is not better than 50% when I first test my build... Always forgetting to put those IC in their sockets...

The thing is that compiling always worked for me on both Win, Mac and Linux. But only on Ubuntu is was able to get a working BIN file that works on Terrarium. Maybe the GCC compiler is not giving enough information if there's error, inclusion path problems and whatnot. Anyway, the more people...

Just this would be a great replacement for knob5 : https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/mini-1p8t/