Open Source projects and resources for anyone interested in creating their own cheap and hackable audio and video embedded devices for music, theatre, cinema, or art installations.
The DIY Arduino-based Roland TB303 and TR808 Step Sequencer clone and MIDI Controller. Designed using readily available, inexpensive parts. It can be easily assembled on a protoboard or ordered as a PCB.
Modular hardware and firmware framework that enables the creation of versatile controllers, sequencers, routers, processors, and automators with support for multiple protocols, including MIDI, OSC, CV, DMX, and other audio, video, and open industry protocols.
Explore the iconic Roland TB-303 sound across Windows, MacOS, or Linux with the JC303 plugin. Designed for VST3, LV2, and AU compatibility, JC303 faithfully replicates the TB-303 sound experience.
The Realtime Operational System aimed at enabling headless audio and video Digital Signal Processing on embedded devices like Raspberry Pi. It provides the capability to achieve professional-grade, low-latency audio and video processing on a limited budget.
After some hard work to design the smallest, cheapest, minimal(but extendable) and yet functional and fun sequencer, here we got the so awaiting version 2!
A Roland TB-303 and TR-808 step sequencer DIY clones in one little machine!
32 step, 4 track midi controller heavily inspired by the Moog Mother 32, based on aciduino v1. Built and extended by Conrad Vassallo