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Arduino DIY granular synth with MIDI input - demo
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2019
- A project I did for fun but it sounds surprisingly well! Definitely will put it in use for some of my compositions, not just as demo!
Used ATMega328P on prototype board instead of real Arduino. Added the MIDI input mod as described on Notes and Volts tutorial.
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Super great, I love that tiny oscilloscope
Actually it's very popular cheap DSO138 oscilloscope, not so great but works fine with audio frequencies. I bought it as a kit and assembled it, it was fun build! If you are interested you can check here: www.ebay.com/itm/401248413568?hash=item5d6c44e780:g:sDgAAOSwW6JYXkhn
I've bought all pieces and i'm just about to start mine. Yours sounds great!
The sound of Non Silence It’s very easy and satisfying build! I’m sure yours will sound as good! :)
@@lascoytbg Thanks and i hope so too!
@@lascoytbg It's Alive! Kind of lol ruclips.net/video/iV4uqwpq-MU/видео.html
Nice! i love notes and Volts :)
Me too! Great projects and very detailed tutorials!
Very nice! 👍
Thank you! 👍
All your projects are big inspiration and to follow!!!
Looks wonderful! I didn't even know that arduino is capable to handle that kind of stuff
Quite possible to have a polyphonic synth built on it in software, been there, done that :D
Actually even this one uses 2 oscillators in parallel so It's quite possible!
That´s cool
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This project is very nice but I don't like all the clicks and noise :( would it be a cleaner sound if you used a better MCU like a Teensy 4.1 with a 16 bit DAC board ?
Sure, but that will defeat the purpose to have a simple and cheap granular-like synth, 16-bit DACs are quite complicated to program. Not mentioned in description, but you can try to "tame" the harsh 5V output with simple RC filter, unfortunately was too lazy to make a video about it!🙂
I am trying to recreate this project, I've followed the tutorial on Notes and Volts, but I can't find anything about the Midi input mod. Do you happen to have a schematic of the entire circuit?
Hi! I don't have the particular schematic, just followed the tutorial: www.notesandvolts.com/2015/05/auduino-synth-midi.html
The dip switches for MIDI channel selection are totally optional if you going to stick to channel 1.
Also the MIDI input is very simple opto-insulator one, any standard implementation will do, e.g.: 4.bp.blogspot.com/-0hrsk6ETAAQ/TyDZjNV1V-I/AAAAAAAAAI8/BQChPc_iGj0/s1600/Arduino+Midi+In.jpg
Do you if there is any mod to allow for line in or external audio processing?
Christopher Broomall I don’t think AT Mega 328 is powerful enough to sample and process external audio in realtime. Maybe you can add an SD card reader and load some samples from it but still. Anyway if you want a real and useful DSP platform you can check this project: www.kickstarter.com/projects/electro-smith/daisy-an-embedded-platform-for-music
lascoytbg I checked out that Daisy Kickstarter. That looks pretty neat. Thanks for sharing. Sorry about the missing word in my question. It was supposed to be “Do you know if...” Glad you figured it out. Again, Thanks
Cool project, but there is nothing granular about this really.
Actually there is! Read more here: code.google.com/archive/p/tinkerit/wikis/Auduino.wiki