The serial controlled motor driver is stripped of its firmware and reprogrammed to function as an amplifier. Then it's surrounded with circuits that turn the whole shebang into a portable guitar amp.. but it won't win any awards.
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ShawnHymel
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Come on…My TRS-80 originally only had 4K programming space and we did some pretty nice UIs (remember Hangman?). I never understood why…
I’ve posted a comment on the page for the PiJuice HAT. Hey, at least this one includes a solution…
Linking up to the pedal would be sweet!! I dig that idea, and I just got out of guitar land Pete don’t drag me back in… I’d absolutely be…
Good suggestion, thanks! It seems that Kivy supports a lot of newer interfaces like smartphones and multi-touch.
Thank you for the tutorial. I highly recommend Kivy - at least for the applications that we use it for. At my company we are using it for…
# higher density? DO IT ;-) –> use the APA102 2020 LEDs (2x2mm) :-) - this gives you better…
One thought: There are folks who like to put on some really fantastic “Holiday Displays”, making lights on their houses “dance” to the…
Thanks! For the demo in the video I used an ESP 8266 but for the final build I’m using an ESP32. I discovered a timing issue with multiple…
Great project! One tidbit conspicuous by its absence is mention of what processor you used. I’m afraid I’d be distracted from playing the…
