$20 DIY Arduino Synth Example Sounds through Zoom CDR-70

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This is so simple and awesome! Thank you for sharing this
Comment from : Five2nd

I finally built this today It sounds amazing Its amazing what can be done with an Arduino Nano and a handful of components
Comment from : cwrigh13

howcome I'm not getting the same sounds? uploaded latest sketch
Comment from : Daniel Morales

Another question can it be controlled via CC, ADSR, filter, etc? or just via the pots?
Comment from : Daniel Morales

I think I'm going to build this Will I be able to control it with my Arturia MiniLab 3?
Comment from : Stephen J

2:00 i had to check the spelling of the word beautiful to write this comment
Comment from : jules d

Your schematic illustration is brilliant ! It''s a piece of art
Comment from : CooperSpruce

Man please do a version with 3 waves to choose(saw,sqr,tri) it would be soo cool
Comment from : YtAnonymios

does it automatically turn on without power supply?
Comment from : Raxim

you hand drawn schematic is really neatly drawn thanks!!!
Comment from : DECIMA1

Is it possible to build this with an usb input instead of Midi?
Comment from : Karedu

ty for open source
Comment from : ZEDDPower

looks dope
Comment from : Maciej D

which code should i upload the code from helion one or the blue code text below? do i have to code it myself? Sorry, I'm still a beginner
Comment from : Raxim

you whon the heaven for this
Comment from : Leo T

this is great, can i use midi from ableton?
Comment from : Raxim

nice esthetics And also the most beautiful schema drawing I have seen in a while!
Comment from : HANZel

Yooo this video is awesome I am exitet to starti building my own next week I have also one question, could you make a vide like this for that litle drum machine that is inbetween the speaker and the synth in the picture?
Comment from : w00die00

Excellent project!!! Congratulations Does it work with "serial MIDI" input through the USB port of the ARDUINO? Thanks
Comment from : Christian Ebner

this is so cool, build guide looks great too Thanks for your efforts
Comment from : Robert Ledet

fucking grand
Comment from : percival

That sounds fabulous for something so cheap, I might try and build one myself
Comment from : Retro Plus

Gran trabajo, gracias por compartirlo!!
Comment from : Federico Dominguez

Hi all,I want realize this project, in which site can I find it ? Thank you all
Comment from : Pepito Sbazzeguti

Thank you a ton for putting all of this info onto the internet so people can build your design Do you have any images of the back of the board after it is complete? Your illustrations are great but I am a suuuuper beginner and would like any extra help I can get trying to make sure I do all of this right lol Thank you again
Comment from : Jerbus Franklin

Just ordered the parts to built this Had a hard time finding the right octocoupler Does it matter a lot if it isn't the same exact type you specified? Thanks
Comment from : David Smeets

Thanks for this my friend I've ordered all the parts and am currently 3d printing a bright pink case I'm calling mine FLOYD 😜
Comment from : Tony Wharton

That's really cool! I'll definitely build one One question, though Is there a reason you built it with nano, and not pro micro? It's just pro micro can be programmed to act as usb midi device, so it can be controlled from the computer without extra usb-midi interface
Comment from : Oleksiy H