#1

Does such a thing exist? If not, would there be interest in such a module?

Similar to the Circuit Abbey Euro-Duino, but which transcends the limitations of the Arduino Mini Pro processor (16MHz), by using a Teensy 3.6 (180MHz).

The goal would be to be able to prototype oscillators and audio rate DSP without having to dive into assembly, in a module that sits conveniently in a rack and is accessed via usb on the front panel.

Are there similar available resources for this that I’ve missed?

If not, what features / architecture would make such a module really great and useful?

#3

The Microbe Modular Equation Composer uses an Arduino Due, which is kind of between these two in terms of power I think.

There’s an alternative firmware for it that is basically Braids but at a lower samplerate, for example.

#4

Radio Music is just a Teensy 3.2 with the internal DAC as an audio output, 2x knobs, 2x CV and one pin that is over voltage protected and can be in or out.

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#5

Not specifically Eurorack but the Teensy Audio Library, along with the Audio Adaptor board might be a good place to start.

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