Marcel
October 1, 2021, 3:06pm
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Hello,
I’ve started some implementation on the DaisySeed: Polyphonic synthesizer, first steps with DaisySeed (DIY MIDI module based on STM32, no arduino yet) - YouTube
It is a combination of the existing modules combined with a little engine to handle the polyphonic voice assignment. Unfortunately I cannot port it into an arduino project because it seems since the last update the audio in/out is broken.
Audio does not work with latest arduino board/lib/code
When I can get the audio back to work I would like to make a little project open on GitHub.
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Cool, I just did something similar:
We present VASynth - the newest member of the OscPocketD family!
Demo: https://youtu.be/NSBzqgZGA1o
VASynth is a virtual analog polyphonic synthesizer. It features:
• dual oscillators with detune and transpose, each with selectable waveforms
• adjustable polyphony, 5 voices is ok, maybe more depending on the other settings
• noise generator
• envelope generators for pitch, filter and amplitude control
• an LFO that can affect pitch, filter or amplitude
• portamento
• delay and reverb
•…
Marcel
October 2, 2021, 10:56am
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Thank you, I’ve seen it yesterday. Do you use arduino? I do not have any audio when using arduino
No, just C++ and a makefile.
Looking forward to trying out your project!
Marcel
October 3, 2021, 10:51am
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Just c++ and a makefile is also a lot quicker regarding the compiling time. I’ve started to merge one of my ESP32 projects into a DaisySeed arduino project. Compiling takes forever.
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Yeah, I used Arduino for a ESP32 (M5Stack Core2) project, and compilation doesn’t seem very efficient (Open source | Oscillator ).