TR-Cowbell v1.2 Sequencer Enclosure
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16-step sequencer designed for use with Adafruit's Circuit Python language on a Raspberry Pi Pico.
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TR-Cowbell Github Project Page
Here's a Youtube video by FoamyGuy showing it working as a MIDI instrument.
A 16-step MIDI Sequencer powered by Raspberry Pi Pico or Pico W, inspired by the TR-808 and based on the PicoStepSeq by Todd Kurt (Todbot).
The STL's are split into multiple parts so they can be printed on any 3D printer and joined together using heat inserts. The total length of the sequencer is about 12" which is bigger than my build surface.
The modular bay has a snap-fit faceplate for mounting other electronics to such as joysticks, display, buttons, etc.. I kept the entire bay as one large modular piece so I didn't have to reprint the entire top section if I wanted to change the bay configuration.
Yes, I designed (and assembled) the PCB and the 3D enclosure model.