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Hi! what version of the IDE are you using?
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Hello again! I've revised the program to include your suggestion. (thanks a lot! ) Now the ADSR has two modes, slave (by default), and Autotrigger (turn the unit ON with the button pressed and release the button after the battery check). I'm going…
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Try replacing the code in lines 175-191 with the following: void triggerADSR() { //triggers the envelope continuously if (readyToAttack){ readyToAttack = false; readyToRelease = true; readADS(); } …
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Hi! all the information is now online, see https://minimosynth.com/chiptune_player/. From there you can get the code, see the instructions, read a more in-depth article, and watch the videos
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awesome!!
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Hi! Try this: lines 148-151, replace with //Timer Interrupt Generation -timer 0 TCCR0A = (1
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Quick Update - After the changes I made to have the new feature, the tempo control was not working anymore. That's now fixed I've also made available a spreadsheet to help with the complex examples: take a look here. I'll write a couple articles …
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Awesome! Beware though that the program implements the main features of the notation only -I would expect that only the first examples work. That's not to say you can't do complex stuff (see my own examples), but it's not as straightforward. The au…
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Uplodaded! https://github.com/enveloop/miniMO/tree/master/Programs/Chiptune_Player In the following days I'll update the main website and document it properly. You can include several tunes, and advance from tune to tune, rewind a tune or rewind t…
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Almost there! I'm going to change the name of the program to better describe what it does, either Tune Player or Chiptune Player (most likely Tune Player, because it doesn't have any drum sounds)
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OMG... sorry, can't articulate better right now... so many feelings xD
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Oh, the tiny synth! That's one of the very first programs I adapted for miniMO (source is here). I added several features to the program, but decided not to release it until I had a good amount of original/modular-related programs published. I th…
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hi! Quick analogy: A random generator bombards a sieve at audio rates with particles of all sizes, and you hear more or less particles passing through depending on the size of the sieve -thus controlling the density of the output. The noise output…
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THAT'S SO COOL
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tada! managed to move the posts Yes, what you say is perfectly possible: the nano reads the sensor, and then uses the data to control miniMOs. I've ordered a couple 6050s, so I'll update this thread if I get any interesting results myself.
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oh wow! that's some serious hacking going on there! my thoughts: -this deserves its own thread (I'll see if I figure out how to move it) -I would try to use one module to get data from the i2C device and output voltages to control other m…
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hey, glad to know you fixed the module I think the thread does have some interesting information, so let's keep it. I've read a bit about the 6050 and it uses I2C. I've used I2C to interface miniMO with an OLED screen, (see here), but it interfer…
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Its possible that pcb has some errors? Nothing is impossible, but I think that's very, very unlikely; it would be the first time it's ever happened, to my knowledge. You say that the upload is working, but the program doesn't work well, and yo…
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Good! would be nice to know what happened with the mac, though; I gave a course last december and I believe there were people with macs who had no problem uploading programs. Anyway, glad to know it's working
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Hello! I think the error happens because you're using the "wrong" version of the Arduino IDE. It looks like you're using version 1.8.5, but the version needs to be 1.5.7. Please try using 1.5.7 and let me know if it works. Also, I wrote a guide, in…
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It's at 1.9v and won't power a module on at all. The chip inside miniMO works from 1.8V, so that's expected. If you post here (or send me) pictures of the boards, I can give them a look and tell you if I see anything out of the ordinary; at le…
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hi! was that battery completely discharged, as in, the module wouldn't turn on? I put the battery check in place as a means to know which modules have fresh batteries on them, but it's not an indication that you must change the battery right away …
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cool! enjoy!
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OK, I've uploaded a Noise Random Generator to the repository. By default the generator changes the noise parameters on its own, but you can still control frequency and density like in the regular noise program: Now, in the loop(), there's a seco…
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maybe a randomizer with a delay would do the trick... but what about the delay itself? would you want it to also be random?
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You might be looking for an algorithmic generator - coincidentally I've been working on one for a while, so I tidied it up and published it here. The generator makes sound from short lines of code combining regular and bitwise operations: for examp…
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Do you mean like the part at the end where it sounds kind of like a helicopter?
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Hello there! //Do your programs usually use most of the memory Not at all, save for a couple exceptions -the oscillator comes to mind, as it's longer than the average program and I use most of the available memory to store the sine wave table-. In…
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great!
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Hello again! I think I've got what you want, here's the code: https://github.com/enveloop/miniMO/tree/master/Programs/Tone12_MIDI And here's a video showing the basic operation: Let me know how it goes, I've never thought of using MIDI to co…