Difference between revisions of "EffectPedal"
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Revision as of 14:05, 7 December 2012
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| Skills | Soldering, Coding, UI design, Audio |
| Status | Getting parts |
| Niche | Electronics |
| Purpose | Fun |
The idea is to use the Pandora and it's I/O on the Ext-Connector in combination with an MSP430, buttons/knobs, and Character-display, to make a 'stompbox' effects-pedal using hardware inputs and software processing.
Hardware
- Pandora portable computer
- MSP430 Launchpad for prototyping (communicating over UART)
- ext-connector and breakout-board
- Audio-plugs, buttons, knobs (pot-meter? rotary-encoder?), hd44780-display,
Software
- Puredata
- Possibly a Pd-external to talk to the GPIO-pins (UART/serial should work 'out of the box')
- MSP430-embedded code
Ideas
- Use Pandora touchscreen for direct control -> Kaospad-ish effects
- Do video-processing as well (GEM, pdp) over the video-out for live visuals (GEM may not (yet) work on OpenGL ES2)
- Next project -> replace Pandora with RasPi, which to embed inside the stompbox
