Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Groovesizer - DIY 16-step sequencer and synth
Published on Jan 26, 2013 MoShang·39 videos
"The Groovesizer is a 16-step sequencer attached to a 8-bit granular synth. It features:
- note entry for individual steps or groups of up to 4 steps at once
- rests & ties
- pattern length from 1 - 16 steps
- pattern retrigger
- tap tempo
- pattern reverse
- pattern transpose (up and down in semitones)
- variable note duration
- swing/shuffle
- MIDI out
PATTERN MODE
- save and recall up to 32 patterns
- trigger patterns quantised or immediately
To download the Groovesizer code and for a breadboard schematic, head to http://tinyurl.com/groovesizer
Here's the link to the manual: http://tinyurl.com/groovesizer-manual
The 8-bit granular synth engine is taken directly from the Auduino project, details and code available here http://code.google.com/p/tinkerit/wiki/Auduino (This code is included in the Groovesizer code, so you don't need to download it seperately if you want to build a Groovesizer.)"
via musikgear
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