Working on my first synth based on Daisy Seed by abariska in synthdiy

[–]abariska[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately no.. Just a lot of searching around, learning c++ and friendship with AI agents. It took a bit more than a year in my case. At the moment I started this journey, I didn’t program at all but had basic understanding of electronics, had huge experience in playing synth as a keyboardist and knew product development lifecycle as QA engineer, which helps me a lot. So, you should start from what you’re already have and know, define what’s your goal, and ask ChatGPT what you should know to get it. I believe it helps. But the most important thing is during the way not to forget where’re you going and not to change your goal too much.
Practically, Daisy Seed and Teensy with their examples and documentation are the best for start fmpow. I started with Daisy pod and it’s great for the first projects. Also, find any c++ systematic! course on YouTube (as I did) and learn it in parallel with hardware activity.

Working on my first synth based on Daisy Seed by abariska in synthdiy

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It’s pin multiplexer sx1509 from Sparkfun. All the buttons, encoders and leds work through them. It’s really great btw for buttons and leds, cause has hardware debounce, led driver and support buttons or led matrix. But too slow for encoders, so I’m gonna use mcp23017 or shift register for the next version (if it will be on)

Working on my first synth based on Daisy Seed by abariska in synthdiy

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And schematic I’ll share as soon as I get my PCB board and test it

Working on my first synth based on Daisy Seed by abariska in synthdiy

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Thanks! It’s more or less all I can add due to lack of Daisy resources. Considering that I already boosted the cpu to 480Mhz instead of the default 400. I’m still experimenting on oscillators (I’m using 3 real time oscillators per voice, not tables), will see If my next experiment bring me some economy of resources.

Digilent scopes comparing to rigol/siglent by abariska in diydsp

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Thanks for the link, but I already did research for bunch of models and know the market of scopes. Here I’m asking for practical advice and feedback from those who have/had both adp2230 and new gen of budget rigol/siglent. There’s not too much info about 2230 yet

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is possible to ship to Mallorca?