This one is in via the site's creator, Misha who had the following to say:
"I’ve curated a collection of 61 DIY-friendly hardware synthesizers and related standalone musical equipment. All open source.
I created this site to compile dozens of open-source designs into kind a database, making it easier for anyone looking to build their first synthesizer to choose a suitable project without additional research.:
And via the site's About Page:
"Hey, I’m Misha 👋. I have quite a bit of experience building open-source synthesizers based on schematics found in the depths of the internet. I created this site to compile dozens of open-source designs into kind a database, making it easier for anyone looking to build their first synthesizer to choose a suitable project without additional research.
The list is constantly expanding with projects that I curate. If a project is listed on the site, it doesn’t necessarily mean I’ve built it (though I’ve assembled more than two dozen of them), but it does mean I’ve verified that all the necessary build files are available, published by their authors, and accessible to everyone.
The minimum criteria for adding to the database are:
The project must have published schematics.
If it’s a digital device with a microcontroller, a firmware source code must also be available.
Video demonstration.
Not all projects in the database are synthesizers: there are also arpeggiators, sequencers, MIDI controllers, and more. Almost all devices are standalone units, meaning they have their own power supply and don’t require external control voltage to function."
You can find the site at https://diy-synths.snnkv.com
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