Sound & Music Projects for Eurorack and Beyond: Explorations in Teensy® Microcontroller Technology

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Brent Edstrom (Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor, Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor, Whitworth University)

Sound & Music Projects for Eurorack and Beyond

Explorations in Teensy® Microcontroller Technology

Brent Edstrom (Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor, Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor, Whitworth University)

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Oxford University Press Inc
20 April 2025

Musical instruments & instrumental ensembles; Electronic musical instruments; Music recording & reproduction; Acoustic & sound engineering

Open-source technologies have created new expressive opportunities by expanding the creative music palette into the realm of circuits and source code, democratizing the line between design and creative application. Sound & Music Projects for Eurorack & Beyond explores the intersection of music, computer science, and electronics in the context of Eurorack, a popular framework for mounting and interconnecting modular synthesizers. This book provides a practical path for musicians and other artists to envision and build custom electronic instruments using freely available software and a modest collection of tools and electronic components. Hands-on projects are based on Teensy microcontrollers, a category of USB-based devices that are easy to program for a variety of music and sound-design applications including music synthesis, digital signal processing, and the Musical Instrument Digital Interface. Mini projects include a genetic step sequencer, interactive arpeggiator, custom effects unit, and synthesizers based on several typologies including frequency modulation, subtractive, additive, and granular synthesis. Sound & Music Projects for Eurorack & Beyond is comprised of four sections that explore music synthesis and digital signal processing, the Musical Instrument Digital Interface, Eurorack concepts, and Eurorack projects. The text culminates with several custom Eurorack modules including an audio mixer, audio effects unit, MIDI to control-voltage converter and Eurorack synthesizer. Throughout the book, readers will develop relevant skills including microcontroller programming, circuit design, PCB design, and instrument fabrication in a building-block fashion that fosters experimentation and creative application.

By: Brent Edstrom (Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor Whitworth University)
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm,
Weight: 2.430kg
ISBN: 9780197514467
ISBN 10: 0197514464
Pages: 384
Publication Date: 20 April 2025
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Brent Edstrom is Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor at Whitworth University. He is an author, composer, pianist, and music technologist. His publications include Arduino for Musicians and Recording on a Budget for Oxford University Press, and over 60 volumes for Hal Leonard Corporation's Jazz Piano Solos series. An avid programmer, his research explores the intersection of music, electronics, and computer science.