this guide is just explaining what steps need to be taken to reach this exact goal using a PC with Win10 and an Arduino Uno as a Programmer for Attiny85 MCUs. It is by no means complete and maybe not of help to you. I compiled this from various sources and there are way better […]
I needed this gadget for a long time. An external clock with all the bells and whistles. It has multiple analog clock standards as well as midi, an OLED screen showing the BPM and a start/stop switch (which should be a button, I fucked that one up) Be aware that the potentiometer readings are not […]
I found this one on the lmnc forum and it seems the guy that developed the drumsampler isn’t maintaining his website anymore. I found it on the wayback machine and after some minor modifications with the help of the aforementioned forum/kind people I got it to work. Link to my Drive with two versions of […]
This module is great for adding a bit of randomness to sequences for example. You input a clock signal and output five variations of the same signal with different probabilities. Original project page: Here #define CLOCK_IN 0 #define LED_OUT_START 2 #define POT_START 1 #define LED_COUNT 5 const byte outputCount = 5; bool state = false; […]
After some time with the other sequencers I got I learned what I wanted in a performance device and it seemed an arp is what I need. This build is straight forward but there are a lot of connections to mess up so… π¬π Link to YMNKs Page: Here Github repo with Version I built: […]
This build is easy but I expanded it a bit. First of all there is a simple version from ginkosynthesis and I found out the AE Modular version had a couple more ins and outs as well as a switch to use more formwares using the Mozzi Lib. The second part was to make it […]
I built some drum modules but needed a sequencer to trigger them. Until then I used the clock and the divider to build simple drum rhytms and that worked fine, but having something more complex is way more fun I can tell you. Link to the original project page: Here There’s an alternative firmware: Here […]
It has a slide function that can be used with external cv or configured with a knob. A rotary encoder changes scales. Other than that it just quantizes incoming CV and pretty accurate at that. The 12-bit DAC is enough for my purposes. Link to original project page: Here #define ENCODER_OPTIMIZE_INTERRUPTS //γ¨γ³γ³γΌγγγ€γΊε―Ύη #include <Wire.h> #include […]
The Kick module hagiwo designed is pretty neat, it sounds compressed and can be pretty dirty. It was my third hagiwo build and it was pretty straight forward. You get a couple of knobs to manipulate the sound: frequency, harmonic, decay, attack. #include <avr/io.h> //———basic waveform make——————– unsigned int frq = 60000; //frequency float duty […]
I found this module on reddit and really liked the youtube video I can’t find right now but there is a github How to make this any better? So far I had no problems with the build BUT there some output and input protection missing imo. Maybe attenuate too hot signals going in? Idk. But […]
knopsl modular 