Behringer JT4000m Midi Controller Prototype

I've started work on a midi controller for the little JT4000m synth...  it's all a bit chaotic on the breadboard but it's mostly working with only a few bugs to iron out. Will post more soon...

JT4000m Midi Controller

Graphics Update for Behringer JT Mini Editor

 I've managed to sit down and find some time to update the graphics for the JT Mini editor:

New Version:

Old Version:

Free Behringer CZ-1 Mini Editor

https://www.behringer-cz1-editor.co.uk/ 

This editor has taken me forever to complete! It's by far and away the most advanced one I've built yet, featuring 90 or so sliders.  I'd had no experience with Phase Distortion Synthesis before starting this project, so it meant reading a few books and watching hours of you tube videos.  There's bound to be a few bugs, but it sure beats using the single button on the hardware to program the unit. 

The UI has also been designed to shed some light on how to program it, with panels being highlighted when accessible, and animations to convey what is being changed.  Hopefully it should help somebody.  Every control has it's function listed, you just need to hover the mouse over it.

Here's a short youtube video going over some of the features.

Free Behringer JT Mini Editor

https://gary909.github.io/JT-Midi-Editor/

My Behringer JT Mini Editor is now available for free.  I'd originally brought the JT4000m synth and had fun making an editor for that, so I bought a few more to play around with.  I probably should've read the manual before ordering though, because the JT Mini doesn't have that many accessible midi CC controls.  Oh well! I made it anyway, so hopefully it might be of some use to somebody.

Helios-One Arduino Synth - Part 1

**Update**

The full build guide is now available here: 

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Part 2 now available;
https://bloghoskins.blogspot.com/2020/06/helios-one-arduino-synth-part-2.html

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This is the first part in a series covering how to make a MIDI controlled synthesizer using an Arduino Uno and the Mozzi library.  By the end of Part 1 we'll have a midi controlled synth that you can select between two waveforms, Square & Saw.