I guess I'm mostly wondering about the "momentary footswitches". Would something like this work? https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products/footswitch-spst-momentary-solder-lugs-soft-switch. and do 100k pots work? Sorry for the basic questions, I've been audio programming for a bit but the hardware stuff is a slightly newer world for me!
Somewhat new to circuitry stuff. What exact parts should I buy for the PCB?
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BuddytheReow
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This may help
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TUTORIAL - Which Switch is Which? - Switches Explained
This is the Test Kitchen, so let's talk about switches! In the pedal building world we really only come across 4 different kinds of switches: toggle, rotary, push button (stomp usually), and DIP. The different kinds of switches merely indicate how you 'activate' the switch. I'll explain the...
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I actually think that it is the opposite. The Terrarium doesn't have as many components which at least to me equals to a starter build.
The part count is relatively low, but there are some unique parts in the assembly like using headers to mount the Daisy pod above some parts on the board. Also challenging to put cutouts in an enclosure to plug the Daisy into a PC to program it. So even with a low parts count, a bit of prior experience with part selection, soldering, and drilling out an enclosure will make it much easier to assemble.
Feral Feline
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A unicycle doesn't have as many wheels as a bicycle, but the two-wheeler is easier to learn to ride, and a tricycle even easier to ride than a bicycle.
For any of them, you're not going to ride a Century Race for your first time riding...
For any of them, you're not going to ride a Century Race for your first time riding...
