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There's a few fun open source arduino (or similar) based digital synthesizers. They sometimes have some weird usage concepts though. I want to take their firmware and most of their electronics, drop the weird interfaces, and make it understand MIDI input signals, so I can control them from a keyboard or something similiar. | There's a few fun open source arduino (or similar) based digital synthesizers. They sometimes have some weird usage concepts though. I want to take their firmware and most of their electronics, drop the weird interfaces, and make it understand MIDI input signals, so I can control them from a keyboard or something similiar. | ||
== Synthesizers to work with == | == Synthesizers to work with == | ||
* [http://bleeplabs.com/store/the-bleep-drum/ The Bleep Drum] | * [http://bleeplabs.com/store/the-bleep-drum/ The Bleep Drum] | ||
* [bleeplabs.com/store/nebulophone/ The Nebulophone] | * [http://bleeplabs.com/store/nebulophone/ The Nebulophone] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 10 September 2022
You are visiting an old member project. The information found on "MidiBlocks" might be out of date.There's a few fun open source arduino (or similar) based digital synthesizers. They sometimes have some weird usage concepts though. I want to take their firmware and most of their electronics, drop the weird interfaces, and make it understand MIDI input signals, so I can control them from a keyboard or something similiar.
