Better support for Arduino enabled boards for OSC over USB

Are these three the most commonly used then?

Thanks,

a

Hi Anne,
2k RAM on the UNO is very hard to use, that is the reason we need boards with more RAM also GPIOs and at least more speed to handle the USB traffic.
1. The most commonly used board is the Teensy (most Teensy 3.x https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/) which works with a trick by faking the the boards USB PID/VID
There are some users who build some interesting boxes, which can seen on the dedicated facebook groups.
2. The Arduino Nano Every is interesting as a replace of the UNO, because it is cheap and have more RAM and GPIOs, which is the most common
problem when writing extended applications. It is not possible to fake the PID/VISs it is only possible when modifying the boot loader itself.
3. STM32 maybe for future because of power and endless GPIOs, an USB lib is in development, so maybe it is possible to fake the Arduino UNO/MEGA PID/VIDs simply inside the code. The problem with this mbed enabled board is that the native debug/programming USB port work as drive.

You can find my codes which is often used as a starting point on https://github.com/sstaub/lighthack

Thanks.  This has been added to the list for future development. 

a

Thank you

Thank you