"tbish" update on "synthiota" board, jam starting at 1:20

video upload by todbot

"Start at 1:20 for a little fun jam.
Got some time to work on "tbish" TB-303 emulator in CircuitPython.
This video shows some of the updates.
The updates include:
new mapped_pot_controller to allow the pots to have different modes
sequencer has separate lane for slides so that accent & slide can happen on same step
tbish_synth now has 4 different waveforms to choose from
can edit the sequence steps, both notes and accents/slides/mutes
can switch between sequences
can adjust bpm & steps_per_beat
actually using the LEDs

code and schematics: https://github.com/todbot/synthiota

#tb303 #circuitpython #raspberrypipico"

previously:

"tbish" almost on "synthiota" board

video upload by todbot

synthiota CircuitPython Drone Synthesizer Demonstration

video upload by ReLiC

"Full demonstration of the synthiota Drone. 8 Oscillators, 3 LFOs, effects, and more!

Hardware: https://github.com/todbot/synthiota
Software: https://github.com/relic-se/CircuitPy...
CircuitPython: https://circuitpython.org/

Libraries:
https://circuitpython-synthvoice.read...
https://circuitpython-synthiota.readt...
https://circuitpython-waveform.readth..."

Also see "tbish" update on "synthiota" board

CircuitPython Drone Synthesizer Demo on synthiota

video upload by ReLiC

"8-voice drone synthesizer written in CircuitPython for the Synthiota."

Software: https://github.com/relic-se/CircuitPy...
Hardware: https://github.com/todbot/synthiota

Bilma Raspberry Pi Pico Based DIY Drum Module

video upload by Maarten Hofman

"This is my second Eurorack synthesizer. It is notable for being only 4 centimeters deep and solid enough to drop from a meter high and only damage what it falls on, and not itself. The case has room for 78 HP worth of modules. All the current modules are 6 HP, some of them are described in the video. The case itself also offers power (700mA for all voltages), MIDI (1 1v/oct, 4 paraphonic pulse waves, 5 drum channels), a hardware spring reverb (barely fit) and a headphone amplifier that can mix two mono signals.

License for the samples used (and the code for the Raspberry Pi PICO drum module):
https://github.com/cashimor/eurorack/..."

"Bilma is a Raspberry Pi pico based drum module. It features 8 local sets, and 4 sample based sets. It has a dial to select the kit, and a dial to change the output filter, which for some reason has some overdrive. The python file works, but the gerber files and schematic have not been tested.

Original file: https://github.com/todbot/circuitpython-tricks/blob/main/larger-tricks/pidaydrummachine.py

samples from https://freesound.org -- License: Creative Commons 0 samples set 1 from: Trvth (Snare1Drum, PedalHiHat1, Ride1Drum, HiHatOpen1Drum, Bass1Drum, Crash1Drum) samples set 2 from: BaDoink (Drum Kit Pack 1), DigitalUnderglow (drumhit_Clap3) samples set 3 from: RytmenPinnen (SemiLoopDrumsamples), ankealtd (Meinl_Byzance_16_Extra_Dry_Thin_Crash_H_3) samples set 4 from: IanStarGem (Electronic Snare Drum 4, Simple Kick Drum, Electronic Closed Hihat #2, Electronic Snare Drum #3) additional samples from: pomeroyjoshua (Anu Clap 06, HH Op 04)

This is a tested circuit. The PCB and schematic will work as included in this repository. Bugs: Access to the USB connector is a bit cramped after placing the PICO on the board, but it would work with a 90 degree connector.

The 'beat.c' file is for a 16F684 to add a drum sequencer."

MonoChuck - Wii Nunchuk Controlled Monotron

YouTube via Denkitribe — May 15, 2010 — "My second attempt in circuit bending the monotron. You can control the monotron with Nunchuk's accelerometer and analog stick. I used todbot's WiiChuck adaptor to connect the Nunchuk to the Arduino. http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/prod..."

Roomba MIDI Vacuum

Yep... Title link takes you to more. Via Music Thing via todbot.

Playing around with the CircuitPython Drum Machine

video upload by ReLiC

"I was having too much fun while testing my software...

Hardware: https://github.com/todbot/synthiota
Firmware: https://github.com/relic-se/CircuitPy..."