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Saw a post about another #Arduino synth a few weeks ago on the @tindie blog, the Glitch Storm mk2 (blog.tindie.com/2021/11/glitch-storm-mkii-arduino-synthesiser/). This looked like it might work on my Synthiboard 🧐Permalink On twitter.com
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The Synthiboard was intended for stuff like that, kind of a dev board for Arduino synthesizers. It's very much due for a new revision because I found some synths that don't work, but looking at the Glitch Storm source code, we should be lucky. Time to dig one of my boards out.Permalink On twitter.com
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The original Glitch Storm uses the right timer, but a different pin for audio out. That was an easy fix. Also had to remap some pins for the buttons. And here we are, Glitch Storm firmware running on the SynthiboardPermalink On twitter.com
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To try this yourself, and play with some other fun synths, you can get a Synthiboard on @tindie at tindie.com/products/makervan/synthiboard/Permalink On twitter.com
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Of course, you can also get the original Glitch Storm Mk2 right here: tindie.com/products/jc2046/glitch-storm-multidimensional-synth-mkii-black/ Shoutout to Spherical Sound Society for their cool synths. I guess I'll try to port over some more sometime soon 😁Permalink On twitter.com
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A little deeper into this. I used the Glitch Storm mk1 v0.99 source for this, but mk2 firmware is mostly similar except for some clock handling and button identifiers. Neat :)Permalink On twitter.com
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The adjusted source is in the Synthiboard repository, check it out here: github.com/makervan/synthiboardOn twitter.com