I’m primarily interested in Daisy as a platform for prototyping commercial eurorack modules, adaptations of midi processing and generating plugins for a modular environment.
It looks like Daisy Patch would be the quickest way to get going and work on the software but I’m not clear if it’s also a development board. It seems to have all the thing I need: midi and cv io, pots and an oled screen.
The Patch submodule looks like a good option for prototyping the hardware side of a eurorack module.
Can anyone point me towards all the tools I’d need to develop a eurorack module initially focused on midi/cv processing.
I’m proficient in C++ and audio programming in general.
Ok - I’m also wondering about the effort required to get going. My assumption is that with Daisy Patch, I have everything required ready to go, but the cost is obviously a lot higher. With Patch SM it seems I’d need to get components and a breadboard etc. Is that correct?
Patch.Init is the best way to get started for Eurorack, if you don’t NEED four channels of audio and a display. The effort to get started is the same for all the Daisy products.