I've was debating on how to accomplish this; I wanted to add serial capabilities to the PortaStudio, and for a while I considered just adding a DB9 COM port to it, but instead I actually "borrowed" this idea from a Casio graphing calculator that I've had for a while. On the calculator there is a stereo 2.5mm "headphone" jack that actually serves as a serial port. It utilizes TTL UART which just so happens to be what the Pi uses. This is the wiring diagram that I followed:
Tip = TX
Ring = RX
Sleeve = GND
I've gone ahead and purchased a Raspberry Pi 4 (2GB) because of the limitations of the Pi Zero. (Please see the "Details" section for the synopsis)
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