I've said it before and I'll say it again - I love the development of synthio, it opens up so many possibilities for experimental instruments. (Tiny sidenote, Plaits is pronounced 'plats', the sequel to Braids as it is)
It would be pretty easy to adapt this to RP2040 Zero. You can use any pins for the audio out and touch pads and butotn. The potentiometers still go to two analog inputs. The MIDI input must go to a serial RX pin, so that's the only "tricky" one.
@@todbot Unfortunately I've spent a few days trying to change the code so it would run on SAMD21 or 2040-Zero. No luck. I'm no programmer, so no wonder ;)
I've said it before and I'll say it again - I love the development of synthio, it opens up so many possibilities for experimental instruments.
(Tiny sidenote, Plaits is pronounced 'plats', the sequel to Braids as it is)
Agreed! Synthio brings a whole new level of excitement to CircuitPython for me
Pretty cool indeed.
cool stuff, must try build one Thanks!
Is it hart do change/adopt the code for using RP2040 Zero?
It would be pretty easy to adapt this to RP2040 Zero. You can use any pins for the audio out and touch pads and butotn. The potentiometers still go to two analog inputs. The MIDI input must go to a serial RX pin, so that's the only "tricky" one.
@@todbot And what about SAMD21? A better board? Easier to adopt?
@@todbot Unfortunately I've spent a few days trying to change the code so it would run on SAMD21 or 2040-Zero. No luck. I'm no programmer, so no wonder ;)
@@Electronic_hobby This is a CircuitPython project and the SAMD21 version of CircuitPython is very limited and cannot have the synthio library
@@todbot Are there any code changes needed to accept MIDI to rx?