MATRIXSYNTH: Doctor Who theme synthesized on a £4 Raspberry Pi Zero


Wednesday, February 03, 2016

Doctor Who theme synthesized on a £4 Raspberry Pi Zero


Published on Feb 3, 2016 Pi Synth

"It is remarkable how much synthesis performance is packed into the Pi Zero. Dazzling. Mind you, you really do have to work very hard indeed to squeeze this much performance out of it ..."

Update:

For the unbelievers ...

Published on Feb 4, 2016

"Some questioned the authenticity of yesterday's "Doctor Who Theme synthesized on a Raspberry Pi Zero" video. I say to you - stick this in your pipe and smoke it.

10 simultaneous synths :

Virtual Analog "Low drum"
Virtual Analog "High drum / snare"
Virtual Analog "Glitterclap"
Virtual Analog "Radiophonic wobulator 1"
Virtual Analog "Radiophonic wobulator 2"
Virtual Analog "Bass Riff"
Virtual Analog "Bass slurp"
Virtual Analog "Wind bubbles"
Wavetable Trajectory "Delia's Melodica"
Sample Replay "Tardis / Dalek / Run you clever boy"

1080p OpenGL waveform rendering

£4 computer plus 99p USB sound dongle, not a glitch in sight.

Everything is awesome.

Apart from the sound quality you get through an iPod Touch microphone picking up a MiniRig. And the occasional phone ringing part way through!"

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