Want some help/collaboration?

[guysoft]

Was wondering if helping you out with the design and code might help you progress.

I think reducing parts might help.

You might want to use FastTouch lib could cut the touch component https://github.com/adrianfreed/FastTouch

[Amlan02]

Oh wow!

That could make the whole touch chip obsolete. Definitely going to make a new version of the code using this.

And yea, help is always appreciated and most welcome.

Cheers!

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Was wondering if helping you out with the design and code might help you progress.

I think reducing parts might help.

You might want to use FastTouch lib could cut the touch component https://github.com/adrianfreed/FastTouch

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[forshee9283]

Just as a heads up I moved my hardware design over to https://github.com/forshee9283/uChord. That's got the full key matrix, processor, OLED screen, rotary encoder and a bunch of other stuff and fit's nicely in a 60% keyboard shell. The code for that is in a private repo at the moment but the MIDI functionality is working and most of the hardware is sketched out with the exception of the on board audio. That hardware is a little more fleshed out and running on a pi pico if you have any interest. After I have the audio working I'll probably do a second revision of the hardware that should be close to final.

[Amlan02]

Awesome!

I like your design. Looks very slick.

I also have been meddling with sound generation on a pi pico chip. I didn't like using to many libraries so I made a sine oscillator from scratch. Next step is to add a filter and more waveforms.

Then I realised it takes a lot of time to code eveything from the ground up haha. I have a full time job so me working on projects like these is going very slow :p

You coming up with your own design and adding so much more to it was the whole reason to do this completely open source. It's awesome to see what other people can come up with.

If you are interested I could make a private repo for the sound generation code I made. Will take me some time though.

Cheers!

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Just as a heads up I moved my hardware design over to https://github.com/forshee9283/uChord. That's got the full key matrix, processor, OLED screen, rotary encoder and a bunch of other stuff and fit's nicely in a 60% keyboard shell. The code for that is in a private repo at the moment but the MIDI functionality is working and most of the hardware is sketched out with the exception of the on board audio. That hardware is a little more fleshed out and running on a pi pico if you have any interest. After I have the audio working I'll probably do a second revision of the hardware that should be close to final.

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[guysoft]

Hey, so just to update i went around this software side. I wrote an andoid app (in python): https://github.com/guysoft/midistrum

There is an apk in actions