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TD 1.62 beta 3 is working with Devboard 4 & 5 devices. I have tested 8080 parallel displays and several other devices with success.
The following is the repo README.md instructions for installation found here.
Code: 1. Install ardu...

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Here is something i have been working recently and already used it in a few projects:
a new implementation of a plate type reverb sound for Teensy4.X.
It's an allpass based reverb using two LFOs to modulate the delay lines inside the reverb chain. The result is more spread, less ringing reverb tail.
Internally all the calculations are done on float32_t, the i/o runs...

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Here is a third beta test for Teensyduino 1.62.

Arduino 2.3.x: Copy this URL to Arduino IDE File > Preferences (Arduino IDE > Settings on MacOS).

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_162-beta3/package_teensy_0.62.3_index.json

Use Boards Manager to install Teensy version 0.62.3
(to refresh versions, Shift-Ctrl-P and click "Arduino: Update Package In...

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In this project I wanted to control a Roland Super JX-10 with an editor, but I didn't want two displays and duplicated controls. The JX-10 and MKS-70 have an internal assigner board, it's the heart of the synth, it basically controls every aspect of the synth, midi, front panel controls, screen management, patch management, keyboard input, aftertouch and all rear panel connectio...

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Hello,

I designed a PCB with a Teensy 4.1 and 2 miniature PCB relays type TQ2-12V. The relays are switched on by a NPN-transitor. The protection is a fly-back diode (1N4148) across the coil and a TVS-diode (SAC12) nearby across the 12VDC power supply. Since the relay can generate EMI (and maybe decrease the lifespan of the Teensy 4.1), is there a safe distance from the ...

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