This project will teach you how to build the hardware for your own DIY synthesiser! The Auduino code (first written by Peter Knight) creates two triangle waves with adjustable frequency and decay, which combine to create noises via a granular synthesis. I added CV controls to the circuit, making it modular.

It uses granular synthesis techniques to generate a distinctive sound that can be a whole lot of fun for musicians, artists, tinkerers, and hobbyists. Sound is created by playing the same sound grain, or samples (small pieces of around 1 to 50ms) over and over again at very high speed.

Dec 7, 2020 · This project will teach you how to build the hardware for your own DIY granular synthesiser!

Simple Granular Synth: This is a basic and easy to build granular synthesizer using the the Arduino UNO. If you are not familiar with the arduino you might want to check out this website.

This is a digital synthesizer I've created using the ATMEGA328 controller and arduino firmware. Pictures, schematics, and code is available in this repository to gain a better understanding of the details of my project.

Arduino-Nano-Granular This pcb design project is based on Peter Knight's Arduino Nano Synth code and Notes and Volts Line Output upgrade. You can find all components needed in Schematic and .xls file.

That's right, the Auduino is a Lo-fi Granular Synth that works on arduino. It uses some analog pins and a digital pin. I had loads of fun making and playing with it so I'd love to show you how to make it.

Mar 31, 2022 · In my version, I added support for CV inputs on all knobs. It’s a simple granular synth using grains based on two triangle waves. You can find the original resources in tinker.it’s Google Code archive: Concept drawing for GranulArduino. This …

Granular synthesis involves dividing an audio sample into small, overlapping pieces called grains, and then manipulating those grains in various ways (such as changing their pitch, duration, or amplitude) to create new sounds.

May 8, 2017 · In my recent LIVE from the Lab Youtube stream, I built up an Auduino Granular Synth using an Arduino Nano and a handful of parts. You can watch the VOD of the session below. This is a relatively simple (but extremely fun) project that demonstrates how quickly you can build a fully functioning Synth and control it with Midi.