Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
Arduino based drum machine
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 май 2019
- If you want one, have any suggestions or have any doubts, please let me know in the comments!
Link da versão em portugues: • Drum machine baseada n...
kudos on your drum machine! I love the sounds, so mechanical!
Dude... great work. Love it.
There really needs to be an 8 bit music festival. Analog circuitry can be allowed, but only if downsampled to 8 bit.The DJs would be cool, but I'd really look forward to Swedish death metal at that low resolution.
Hi, I've just found this project and it is weary good work. I also would like to recreate it, If you share the schematics and software running on the arduino, I happy to pay for it (I know it costs a lot of effort).
Really great stuff! Congrats
That's amazing! great job
this is awesome
Great job mate !
I want to see the final result when it's done...So i subcribe !
This is great! Would you be willing to share your code?
sweet! Whoa add a Tsunami wav trigger to it
sick!
Hey, give us the sorecerism pages to make this spell mate :D
That's really nice! I would like to have one!
We are finishing the development of the comercial version, we'll make just 6. Send me a 'hi' in my email and we let you know when it's ready! ggyshay@gmail.com
Cool project!
What a library you use for Arduino?
Can I get one or get the design sheets on how to make one myself?
Nice :) Can those arduino connections and code be shared maybe? Thank you.
how did you sync the led with the midiclock?
Good job so far! Since you are using Abelton in conjunction with your machine, have you considered using step programming functions in Abelton as your programming GUI? I have accomplished this using Cakewalk's step programmer as my GUI, but you MUST do a lot of research into MIDI protocol since you must 'teach' the drum machine using MIDI to load it. Like your unit, mine is strictly a MIDI controller. It drives actual drum samples I have entered into soundfonts, triggered by jOrgan. Since this unit is for a theater organ, it was just handy to use those tools. My unit is Arduino MEGA based. Each of 520 available patterns is loaded serially from an SD card in real time, even while playing, literally without skipping a beat. That, along with loading the unit from Cakewalk via MIDI, were real head scratchers.
The unit does rhythm patterns in all conventional time signatures up to 7/4, and could be programmed to do more crazy stuff. It does breaks, fills, intros, endings, and even drum cadenzas at beginning and end if you want them. You can also change your choice of cymbals 'on the fly' along with changing patterns 'on the fly.' The idea was for max versatility in a unit designed for LIVE performance. There are 192 steps per pattern, 96 for 'mainline' pattern and another 96 running parallel for breaks/fills/intros. Each of the 16 beats is divided into 12 steps (max MIDI does is 24) (that's where you get 192-16 beats x 12 steps/beat) Each step is capable of 'playing' up to 10 instruments, There are no ''tracks' as such, so they can be ANY 10 from a palate of about 100 available. Each slot stores the MIDI instrument number, as I'm sure yours does, and the MIDI velocity. Very handy for expressive patterns in a variety of musical styles. A couple of instrument 'slots' are borrowed from the sequence from time to time for 'control bits' that take care of things like return points for both the main beat and breaks (so I can have different time signatures), where to start intros, and coding for a digital 'counting' tempo light. Which instruments play from which slots can change with every step, there are no dedicated instrument tracks. I'll admit 'playing' it takes some getting used to, especially while playing a 3 manual theater organ! Still getting used to it! The beat programming is just downright fun, especially with using Cakewalk as my GUI, and I can preview/edit patterns in Cakewalk before loading.
Word of advice: if going the Teensy route, look at the new 4.1. You can bootstrap an additional 8 meg of RAM on it! you could have 100's of beats, and much longer ones for variety, too! Hope my specs give you some additional ideas, especially since on your next project you will have so much more horsepower to work with.
If you want more info, contact me at steamrocks@yahoo.com.
I hope to put out a video with the unit and some tunes played on it in the near future. Practice, practice practice!
thanks for the info! i've actually already built it, i've used the 3.6 because the 4 wasn't available yet, and used a serial flash for storing audio files, will upload a video of it working in the future
Hey man possible to get info on how to make this wonder?!
At least the code plss
Seamsit is not opensource, so I am not very exited about it.
How u do this?
Hi ! When i can get schematics & code ?
can you share this project's source?
is it working without Ableton or any DAW ?
This version is midi only but o have another video of the final project, that one can work without the daw
Hello, it is gonna be open-source ?
can share the code?
give us the sorecerism pages to make this spell mate!!!!!
Do you have Code ? Owo