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I was so interested that I built one. I'm a programmer and a bassist, and wanted to use bass pedals with a flexible sound module, and this seemed like just the thing. I had a bit of a false start using the original build, and decided to simplify the hardware a little by using an I2C interface on the display. I also went for a 20x4 display rather than 16x2. I amended utils/stompbox.py and squishbox.py to use rows and columns defined in utils/hw_overlay.py rather than hard-coded values, and also amended utils/stompbox.py to use either I2C display or 16-wire display. I also changed the menus etc to take advantage of the larger display if present. If you'd like copies of the files, you're welcome to them. |
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As the Pi has a sound card and storage on it, and being able to play sound files may come in handy for gigs, I wrote a simple player which uses stompbox routines to decode button presses, and then, more ambitiously, integrated it with squishbox in something called (for want of a better name) squishsak, for Swiss Army knife. Some other changes to squishbox and stompbox to take advantage of using a 20x4 display too. squishbox_i2c.py.txt |
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