MATRIXSYNTH: Mutable Instruments Shruti-1


Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Mutable Instruments Shruti-1

"Old-school technology
Minimalist digital oscillators…

No 800MHz ARM core, Sharc DSP or hardware-accelerated band-limited interpolation here! The Shruti-1 runs on a modest AVR microcontroller (of the Arduino fame) clocked at 16 MHz and providing a whopping 2kb of RAM. You’re more likely to find this 8-bit wonder in vending machines than in synths… Yet, the Shruti-1’s firmware squeezes the most out of this tight processor to render classic waveforms, but also FM or weird digital sounds – all of them in their full 8-bit quirkiness." Full details at Mutable Instruments.

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