Contribution I'd like to make

[poltronSuperstar]

For the last few years, the majority of my code was written in high level languages; Python, Javacscript, and all my low level code was in Rust. I literally have not touched at C++ for a decade. All of that to say that my C++ is rusty as hell.

I have some time and I'd love to regain my past skill; this project is totally amazing, so contributing to it would be an honor.

I have a few questions:

• Are there features on the TODO list not to hard to get back to it gently ?
• What I'd really love to implement is a loop station
  • Is it ambitious/even doable ?
  • Would you have some tips, keywords to google, directions to points towards ?

Anyway, thanks again for this project :)

[rsta2]

Thanks for appreciating MiniSynth Pi. Contributions are welcome. The TODO list is here.

Because MiniSynth acts as an example, how synths can be programmed using the Circle bare metal environment, it shouldn't become too big and complicated. That's why I think adding a loop station to it is out of scope for this project.

But of course you could create your own project fork, to do this. Unfortunately I cannot give much info about loop stations, because I do not have experiences with such devices. After some quick reading I guess, it's more a sampler, than an analog synth. Perhaps the Circle sample/42-i2input can help to implement it. The Circle I2S driver supports output and input of audio data.

[rsta2]

There was no further reaction from the originator of this issue. I think, it can be closed.