Skip to content

notes to self

a document of a plodding mind

Menu
Menu

Arduino: Mellotronium loops…

Posted on March 30, 2012March 30, 2012 by abram

a little improvisation i did after improving the LFO phase modulation and arpeggiator functions of the Mellotronium: an ATMega328P-based mirco-synthesizer. there are plenty of improvements to be made, but it’s surprising how much you can make of these microcontrollers do. combined with a Roland RC-50, it’s music composition on the fly.

you’ll have to excuse the loud hissing noise. apparently the power supply of my netbook isn’t exactly quiet. it sounds a lot better using the battery pack or the wall wart.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

about

Abram Morphew is an electrical engineer, bedroom musician, composer, naturalist, and amateur scientist. I play music in the the binary marketing show. This blog is a catalog of stuff that I make or bits of information that I think could prove useful later on when memory fails me.

 

I currently hold an Extra Class Amateur Radio Operator license and transmit on the air as K2NXF.

Tags

40m amp amplifier Arduino atmega328 atmel audio bash bjt breadboard circuit code cw delay digital effect effects electrical electronics homebrew lfo linux LM386 mellotronium music no. 5 opamp oscillator pcb pedal photos php pt2399 pwm radio rf schematic stereo stompbox synth tape TDA2040 tl072 TL082 tube

Social

  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn

Space Weather


© 2026 notes to self | Powered by Minimalist Blog WordPress Theme