I recently finished up (well, I’m calling it finished) my 3-D printed portable DAW/synth/sampler/sequencer thing I’ve been working on off and on for the past few months just as a fun little learning project.
This was my first (non-arduino) C++ project and started just as a way to learn some basic C++. It was my first time working with juce doing any kind of audio development and I’m extremely pleased with how it turned out. I am very thankful to this great community of developers who take time throughout their busy days to help people on this forum.
I would especially like to thank @dave96 and @RolandMR for always responding to my posts regarding the tracktion engine and helping me through my issues.
Both JUCE and the tracktion engine are amazing collections of software and it’s incredible how easy it is to get started with the great tutorials and examples. Being completely new to audio development was quite a jarring experience with what how little there is out there about it but juce and the tracktion engine made it easy.
It’s the regular raspberry pi OS (what used to be called raspbian). Screen takes up all the pins on the pi so that’s the main reason for using the teensy.