ESP32 DIY polyphonic MIDI synthesizer module for Arduino

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Название	:	ESP32 DIY polyphonic MIDI synthesizer module for Arduino
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This is absolutely brilliant I'm stunned by how powerful yet simple this project is! I may need to come back to this Super inspiring
Comment from : Tim Howard

Awesome project, very inspiring
Comment from : fenexj

Recommend any links or videos with thorough explanation of what a DAC does? (From for loop to output basically) And is the DAC using a couple of capacitors to smooth the waves?
Comment from : OMNI INFINITY

This is so exciting! I can't wait to build my own I've been looking for something like this for a long time now
Comment from : Seth Meyers

Cool Project! Thank You for sharing the code
Comment from : robotmr

You are my inspiration Thanks
Comment from : Massimo Meli

Hi, marcellicense Which variation of ESP32 is required for this project 4MB one or 8MB one? Aslo for your esp32 fm synth?
Comment from : SOURAV LAL

This is very cool Have you tried to use the recorded samples of real instruments instead of synthetic waves?
Comment from : Дядя Сэм

fantastic projects!! congrats!
Comment from : Gibran Salomao

amazing
Comment from : Eocore Kuneho

its unbelievable a single esp32 can do all this, great job!!! since the sound engine is customizable is it possible to modify the waves/filter to make it sound like a retro juno/jupiter/prophet sound?
Comment from : Silic1um

LOVE THIS ONE
Comment from : aznbai

What an awesome project and great music resulting from it!
Comment from : Morgan Feldon

Maybe the noise could be implemented using LFSR which with good resolution if similar to real noise and very cheap calculation
Comment from : Magnus Wedmark

Hi, Very good work Is there any way to remove dac and use pwm signal instead or the internal dac Because the dac you are using is a very expensive one 😄
Comment from : SOURAV LAL

I’m curious what the CPU overhead is on the one core as currently implemented; could the second core be used for additional processing further down the signal chain?
Comment from : Chris Brightly

wow esp32wow wizard
Comment from : David Kain

This is so awesome my friend - I now have a nice weekend project coming up soon!
Comment from : LoFi Weekly

Very nice!
Comment from : zo1dberg

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are a good person! Can I send midi messages directly to the module with another microcontroller as hardware?
Comment from : Valdeci Ribeiro

Earned my sub -- excellent work! And thanks for sharing on GitHub!
Comment from : terminalwaltz tw

HI marcel, should i put a pullup for rx ? And the missing diode can be replaced by a led diode ? Many thx for your work 😉
Comment from : Frederic Lourdeau

Good coder/engineer and keyboard player hehe
Comment from : Renault Hess

You are a genius! Thank you so much for this
Comment from : Ataliba Júnior

Hi Marcel, I have tried to compile it for a ESP32 DEVboard but the ESP reboots every minute Any hint? I used the optionen "large app, no OTA" Any other suggestions? Second, - the VCC of the DAC is mostly connected to 5 Volts in other DIY-Projects but You connected it tp 33Volts Is it really connected that way? 33 or 5Volts to VCC? I tried both Any hint would be cool!
Comment from : rockpopmando1

Hi Marcel, wirklich cooler Sound und sehr coole Lösung Ich war eigentlich auf der Suche nach dem Code für Deinen Sampler aber der Synth ist eigentlich noch interessanter!
Comment from : rockpopmando1

Just superI was able to connect an external midi controller By setting it up, I was able to achieve your result It just shocked me Magic sound My homemade controller is glitching a bit, but it's a breeze The main thing is the sound and capabilities of your synthesizer !!!Add manual control, not midi, and you get a miniature and very attractive synthesizer
Comment from : Roman Opekushin

Hi Marcel thank you for sharing the code
Comment from : gilleslacaud

Fine! There is one idea Connect multiplexer to esp32 for control I have a very simple midi keyboard But an external midi controller solves this problem True, its pass-through midi channel gives a small delay I am very glad that you decided to share the code I will definitely repeat and write about it
Comment from : Roman Opekushin