Fw: [sdiy] AVR Synth Additional Inputs and Outputs
Gabriel Lindeborg
gabriel at lindeborg.org
Sun May 29 07:27:10 CEST 2005
Thanks Jaroslaw!
Hope you don't mind me elaborating on my thoughts. I think you've made a
great job w. the AVRSyn and this got me inspired!
95%! Hm, but that would be improved considerably if one would to use the
built in multipliers of the ATmega16 and 16MHz, right?
An 8*4051 scanned matrix would provide for 64 inputs without using more
I/O lines of the AVR. One could use say 32 for switches and 32 for controls.
Yes, this would be a whole new synth, I totaly agree. And I will leave
the AVRSyn as is, just making some updates to the firmware.
Im struggling a bit w. the assembler code though as I'm more of a C
coder my self.
//Gabbe
Jaroslaw Ziembicki wrote:
>>How far pushed is the uP?
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> Approx. 95% of its power is already being used!
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>>Could somthing like the http://ucapps.de/mbhp_ain.html be used to scan
>>pots and switches instead and provide input for more EGs and other things?
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> Adding more EGs and/or LFOs wouldn't be a big problem. They are all
> calculated in the main loop.
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>>Could something like http://ucapps.de/mbhp_aout.html hooked up to the
>>SPI be used to control external analog filters and other things?
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> The best way would be to build a completely new (microcontroller-based)
> synthesizer. A double or triple DCO (saw/square outputs) and a number of
> trigger/CV outputs for controlling some analog modules.
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> Regards, Jarek
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