16‑Note Synthesizer for Micro:bit — turns your Micro:bit into a full octave keyboard (16 inputs in a 4×4 matrix) for creative music projects and experimentation.
Integrated Audio Output & Battery Pack — built‑in audio jack to hook up a speaker and a portable battery pack so you can use it anywhere.
OLED Display & Intuitive UI — clear screen interface for visual feedback, settings, and control of synthesizer parameters.
Expandable & Open Source — supports expansion via jumper pins, external keypads, or custom builds; program via MakeCode, Python, or microcontroller tools."
"A couple of years ago, I made a video about the La 67 Mort’s Barge, which is a replica of a set of five Buchla 100 series modules from the 1960s. Now I’ve expanded it with five more DIY modules that La 67 recently made available again: the 144 dual square wave generator, the 111 dual ring modulator, the 106 six-channel mixer, the 156 control voltage processor, and the 191 sharp cutoff filter. In this video, I do a quick tour of the new modules, then I run through a few patches to let you hear how they sound in context.
Note: this video is not sponsored; La 67 has no involvement."
Chapters: 00:00 Patch previews 01:41 Introduction 03:44 144 Dual Square Wave Generator 06:25 191 Sharp Cutoff Filter 09:17 106 Six Channel Mixer 09:42 111 Dual Ring Modulator 10:00 156 Control Voltage Processor 11:10 Resonant band-pass filtering 15:41 Square wave FM and resonant low-pass filtering 18:32 Square wave techno jam 20:32 Four-oscillator mega-drone 25:57 Sci-fi ring-mod sequences 29:44 Polymetric sequencing with external gear 34:00 Robotic ring-mod electro jam
"Some simple chord progressions (at best) with the LFO pulsing away while I adjust different parameters in search for some ambient moods to use in a project (work) for someone. 10 minutes of this type of "noodling" will often open up something to dig deeper into."
"This video is all about software development for the PiPicoFX. It is meant as an overview of the whole firmware without going into too much details in each section.
Intro to serial communication
Introduction 0:00
Device Overview (with sound demos) 0:48
Programming Languages 4:50
IDE's 5:52
Building software 6:44
Debugging 7:54
System Overview 9:06
General program flow 11:08
Interrupts 14:54
Poor Man's Multitasking 18:54
DMA 19:45
Double buffering, changing presets 20:52
Main Data structures 22:37
User Interface 23:57
Migration to Cpp, Outlook 27:07
Tools 29:07
Font and Graphics 30:39"
"Some patches with the @MAKEN0ISEMUSIC 'New Universal Synthesizer System' mixed with a @strymon Strymon SuperKar+ and Magneto, a Steady State Fate ZPO and Ultra Random Redux, and a @1010music Bixbox Micro. Tracks were sequenced in @Ableton Live, with a @KORG_INC SQ-64 acting as a MIDI-to-CV converter. An iPad is running MIDI Designer Pro, a control surface for Ableton. All effects, except for the Strymon Magneto delay module, are from Ableton Live 12."
Part 1 - 0:00
Part 2 - 2:39
Part 3 - 7:17
Part 4 - 11:19
