Piodfx tap tempo for 2399 layouts

[selfdestroyer]

Just ran across this over at FSB

http://piodfx.com/tap-tempo.php

Tap Me Pot is a small-size module for controlling the signal delay time of the devices, based on the wide-spread PT2399 circuit. By means of this module, a lot of "DIY" movement participants can broaden the functionality of self-designed delay effects by using this chip.

Schematic http://piodfx.com/pdf/TMP-1.0-tap-tempo-pt2399.pdf
Hex Code http://piodfx.com/pdf/TMP-1.0-fin.zip
Conection http://piodfx.com/pdf/Tap-Me-Pot-wiring-diagram.pdf

Looks like a fun ATtiny24 project.

Thoughts?

[Ettore_M]

Awesome? 
And the most awesome thing is that they give it for free! How about that?
I don't have a digital potentiometer, but I would totally try it!

Hector

[gtr2]

I saw before, but I didn't look much at it because doesn't have any subdivisions as far as I can tell...

[jkokura]

Yeah, it's a little light on the features. But it's fairly cost effective.

Jacob

[Ettore_M]

You know, we got this too!

http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=23642

Harald Sabro (Sabrotone) dived into microcontroller programming lately. I've been lurking there and saw his work. I was really interested to see the code on his projects, because I try to learn some basic stuff about C programming.

He has done a pretty good job, and it's all free for DIY use, of course!

Hector