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| Breadboard stage |
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| Designing the case |
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| Case Layout design for Laser cutter |
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| Engraving the text onto the project box |
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| Paint added to the engraved text, cutting out pots etc |
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| Wiring up the synth to the case |
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| Fitting the pots |
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| The finished synth |
Electronics DIY stuff
Monday, 1 July 2019
Stella Synth
This is one of the projects in the amazing book 'Arduino For Musicians' by Brent Edstrom. I had a bit of trouble with it occasionally breaking/crashing into white noise, but with the help of some nice people over on the Mozzie Arduino synth forums we managed to get it to work. I think the books errata has since been updated, so check that out before you upload the sketch.
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Hi there. Great work! I'm having trouble with two pieces of the project: 1. My display is not even lighting up, and 2. I get a steady tone and no response to MIDI. I ran a test code that uses pin 3 for data and pin 2 for clock. Stella doesn't seem to have a clock. I suspect the digital serial emulates a clock? Did you use a clock for your display?
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delay - I don't get notified for some reason. Are you using the sparkfun display? It has a built in Arduino, so you need that particular part otherwise it won't work
DeleteGreat work! Is there any video or audio demo of this synth? I also own the book, but I cannot find any sound-preview on the web.
ReplyDeleteIf I get a chance I'll record some video later
DeleteNice project. I like it. Any video with samples ?
ReplyDeleteHere's a video from the creator:
Deletehttps://global.oup.com/us/companion.websites/9780199309320/resources/ch14/14.1/