Ran across this site and it’s full of random things to do during Covid. It’s very interesting and has links to excellent resources.
I started a online course called Designing Synthesizer Sounds. There are 1000’s of different college courses from Ivy leg schools in the states and others across the globe.
Anyways, thought someone might could use it. 
Funny you mention that 
I’ve done 3 teensy powered pedalboards for “band folk” since covid started 
Delve into the mean world of the microcontroller while youre learning - a teensy + the audio shield makes for fun projects.
Sorry to sound stupid but is it similar to this? To me he’s very easy to listen to and knows his shit. He was part of Throbbing Gristle…
The ones ice done this year were much smaller/simpler. But same idea yeah. No clue what they got programmed to do, just made pretty housings and pedals to make it look not butchered together. Friend of mine does the programming/electronics design, I just take it to completion.
That’s cool! Studied the basic theory in the college classes I showed up for. But after a few classes it was getting deeper and I lost interest.
It’s a easy thing to do if you know what your doing. Like replacing resisters, using differ caps but I just wasn’t interested in that…
I just bought an arduino uno kit off amazon. Gonna try and learn some programming and electronics skill!
Which one, the one in the pic or another one.
I only opened a few up, but most were free, some offered a extended for $20.
I’m still trying to find the link that has the current database. There’s one online, saw it but forgot where.
I don’t know, it’s cool to me cuz when I had the chance I just couldn’t. Now I’d love to but what’s the point, I’m in my 40’s.?.
I could not resist an Ivy Leg.
I started my degree in 1970. Finally finished it in 1994. I was 42 then.
You got that pic off the net, right!?.
Yes from the Google Machine.
