- MIDI IN
- Audio Output
- 6 Sliding Pots
- 2 SPDT Switches
- 2 Status LED's
Now that the pitch doesnt need to have its own pot, I can have seperate volume envalopes for each oscillator making it much more interesting. Also with the two switches, I can implement a choice between Square and Triangle waves. Also the board is much more compact now that all the pots are attatched to the board. I havnt actually fabricated a PCB yet, but I plan to within the next week.
Future hardware Features:
- MIDI IN
- A DAC
- A LCD Interface
Here's a Parts List:
G – Ground
5V – Voltage In
L1 – Serial Status LED, Yellow
L2 – Power Status LED, Red
R1, R2 – 220Ohm Resisters
R3 – 50Ohm Resister
SW1, SW2 – SPDT Switch
AUDIO – Audio Output Jack
MIDI – Midi jack w/ Breakout Board
J1, J2, J3, J4 – Assorted Jumper Wires
IC – 6N137 Optocoupler 10MBit
Squares – Male or Female Headers
This board is getting to the point where I can't fabricate it myself anymore, so I'm thinking of making this into a kit with a double-sided silkscreened PCB. Please Give me some input.
Thanks
Have you done a computer interface yet?
ReplyDeleteYup Thats what Im working on right now.
ReplyDeletegreat work here! are you selling the PCB's for the arduino synth?
ReplyDeleteGreat work!, do you know a part number for those tiny 3 pin toggle switches?
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