Made some improvements to the MFOS Sound Lab and Arduino Sequencer last night:<\/p>\n
1. Actually connected the Sound Lab CV inputs and audio output to the correct jack connectors. CV works now! Audio works better – it had been making audio output, but it just seemed thin and quiet. That’s no longer the case!<\/p>\n
2. Ran the CV output of the Arduino Sequencer through this low-pass filter design<\/a>. Hopefully that’ll smooth things a bit.<\/p>\n 3. Started on the S-trig gate output for the sequencer.<\/p>\n Near-term plans:<\/p>\n 1. Finish the S-trig gate output.<\/p>\n 2. Slice off about 1\/4″-1\/2″ of the Sound Lab front panel, so that it fits the scanner chassis I’m putting it in.<\/p>\n 3. Add note length and transpose controls to the sequencer.<\/p>\n 4. Make a better demo video.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Made some improvements to the MFOS Sound Lab and Arduino Sequencer last night: 1. Actually connected the Sound Lab CV inputs and audio output to the correct jack connectors. CV works now! Audio works better – it had been making audio output, but it just seemed thin and quiet. That’s… Continue reading