MultiDelay effect

[zgrav]

I find this discussion very helpful, so thanks to everyone for the ongoing tutoring. : ^ )

 

[dmnCrawler]

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.

GitHub - tcpoint/terra: Sample code for the PedalPCB Terrarium.

Sample code for the PedalPCB Terrarium. Contribute to tcpoint/terra development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Just finished building the Terrarium, minus the stomp switches which I am waiting for. The first effect I got to work after blinking the LEDs was your verb.

I am on windows 10 and after following the "setup your development environment" on the daisy wiki I was able to compile and upload from git bash. Reverb sounds good. I can not wait to start experimenting more this weekend.

 

[bretvh]

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 compile on Windows and Mac but I'm not going to provide any support for those.

Here's a brief description of what I've got so far.

# Description
Three delay bundled in one. Set their delay times independently. Feedback is controlled globally.
The three delays are mixed with the dry signal.
Set the dry/wet amount of this final mix with the dry/mix ctrl.

# Control

| Control | Description | Comment |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Ctrls 1 - 2 - 3| Delay Time | Time for delays 1 through 3 |
| Ctrl 4 | Feedback | Feedback for delays 1 through 3 |
| Ctrl 5 | Dry/Wet Mix | Set the dry/wet amount for the outputs |
| Foot Switch 1 | Passthru | Illuminated when set to passthru |

As you can see, I still have one more Ctrl (Pot) available), all 4 switches and Foot Switch 2.

After I tweak it a bit more and clean up the code, I'll post it the github repository that started for Terrarium examples. I can also make the binaries available. If anybody wants to help out (either with code or suggestions, feel free to let me know). How many have a working Terrarium and have figured out how to program it?

Thank so much for this. I was able to get these installed on my seed with my new terrarium build last night and this and the verb sound great. Stoked to dig in more!

 

[Gordo]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Got the code in and the pedal works and sounds terrific. I wanted to get at least a known working bit of code into this thing before I try and figure out how to actually put the code together.

Damn the sound quality on this thing is top notch.