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This link is to the original project for a square wave midi synth, which I based my synth on, and has the info you would need to put the midi together, although the pins are different in my current version. See the previous post below. You just need the midi input circuit on a breadboard, and a midi jack, I cut one off of an old PC midi adapter. The Launchpad itself is $4.30 from Texas Instruments.
http://forum.43oh.com/topic/364-launchpad-simple-midi-synth/
http://forum.43oh.com/topic/364-launchpad-simple-midi-synth/
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
In A Tempermental Mood?
Monday, November 19, 2012
Low-Res Lucy PWM Synth code --Current Version of Code
Here is the current code. HW UART is used to read the midi data, and attack and LFO controls have been added, as well as an equal no. of Hz detune on osc3. Note that the pins have changed-- midi in is now 1.2 and out is 2.2.
https://www.box.com/s/gp84cvvn6eyckyyispdf
Here is an audio sample:Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Lucy song
All Down The Line
This is the first real song I've done using Lucy (as well as other instruments). It now has hardware UART, which makes the midi in much more stable. A few enhancements and finishing touches and I'll post the new code for it!
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Lucy PWM Synth demo -- code below
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Current Lucy Demo
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Demo
"Lucy" PWM Synthesizer
I've completed (modified code) a synthesizer built on
the MSP430 Value Line Launchpad. It uses the msp430g2452 chip. It has MIDI input and two oscillators-
osc 2 can be detuned and mixed in at different volumes.
This is based
on NatureTM's simple midi synth on the 43oh forums. It. uses Pulse
Width Modulation to create its sounds==> no DAC used, it is a
1-bit output synth. There is something similar(but without MIDI
control) on another MCU platform. Unlike that PWM version, this has
the cycle time variable on the first oscillators pitch, so there
isn't a whine from a fixed cycle-- the duty cycle controls the sound
of the second, detuned oscillator. Detuning and volume of oscillator
2 are controlled thru midi messages, ( MIDI CC's 1 and 7 here).
Not
too bad results for a $4.30 dev board an a few parts, IMHO. I'll post the
code and a clip as soon as I clean it up. No envelope yet, I haven't
successfully added even an attack control, odd things start happening
when I try to add that in, wondering if I'm hitting limitations of
the comp speed(?).
--Larry
Sunday, October 14, 2012
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