DIY ARDUINOBOY TRIPLE GAMEBOY SYNTH VIDEO

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it starts with an analog synth voice playing the riff from the song, which was played in before on an Arduino Projects midi sequence modules which just plays from the start because it was a pig to play right and i ran through it a fair few times! with some drums coming through from the sequencer on the left cabinet, with some Hexinverter Électronique 808 toms. then playing a riff on the sequencer at the top with the white knobs made by quite a few arduinos, which triggers one of the SparkFun Electronics, Inc. wav triggers which plays the samples and the pads!, which is running into a bank of delays, made a module with 6 pt2399 delays in, proper useful! but each of the 6 are used in different channels on this.
after that a high oscillator of the analog synth voice is turned on which is going through a clock multiplier and a vca, hence the ratcheting!. this then makes way for the gameboy part which is the higher melody that goes through one of the arduino midi sequencers, based on this brendanclarke.c... . it sort of quantizes late what you play, so you gotta play slightly ahead of the clock. bit annoying but whatever! works.
the analog bass synth is going through a 3x10 matrix mixer that I'm adjusting between 2 different distortion channels of the bass synth, a bit crushing channel and a reverb channel. in the bass voice it is also being side chained by an inverted signal coming from an ADSR, which is just coming out the same trigger the 909 kick (hex inverter yet again) is getting.
trusty ms10, going through a Strymon big sky and a digital delay in the front cabinet. which is the one I'm feed backing half way through.
loads of modulation on the delays going around and thats about it. loads of arduino nanos, playing Ardcores which is running the FAC DRUMS with different samples (lots of them) like the high hats that are being multiplied and sounds like nasty digital rain.... and ginkosynthese's codes for the clock multipliers.
BIT CRUSHER is a module with a fast oscillator and sample and hold on a VCA, i did try this on instructables but it didn't sound too right so went analog... www.instructabl...
8 outs being recorded in. and hey prezto

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