Playing a DIY Cassette MIDI Tape Synth - controlled by an arduino

[@interrorgationstudios]

You are a very intelligent man

[@prettypointlessvideo]

really cool. working on something similar right now. will link bacm to my project if it works

[@interrorgationstudios]

I would love to make one too!

[@pedech]

It is not too difficult to build one.

[@spoonie1972]

Amazing stuff! Do you have self-contained arduino code available for this? (midi over USB from a sequencer, or even midi-in on sparkfun hat?).

[@pedech]

The Arduino code I used is in the Infinitedigits GitHub (link in the description). It requires a computer for the USB to MIDI interface. A standalone version would be amazing but I was not the one who coded this.

[@spoonie1972]

@@pedech Thanks for replying. I've tried cobbling together some code that would work but I'm so bad at it :D. Cheers.

[@DECIMA1]

Very awesome what is that app called on the tablet?

[@pedech]

The looper app in the tablet is 'Gauss'

[@DECIMA1]

@@pedech Oh cool thanks!

[@chrisgadd]

Are these available for purchase?

[@pedech]

Not at this time as I reused the Arduino for other projects.

[@cesarcofrer]

Nice! What note/tone is it?

[@pedech]

It was supposed to be an F - I know it is out of tune. You can adjust the pitch of every note in the computer by adding or removing voltage to the arduino’s output. My tuning was not fully finished when I made the video. Results also vary according to the sound source as well… i.e strings are easier to tune than a choir.

[@cesarcofrer]

@@pedech nice!