DIY analog synth project Part 7 (Arduino Midi to CV Gate test)

[edgeeffect]

ACE!... it's like that bit in Frankenstein where he looks up to Heaven and shouts out "IT'S ALIVE!"

[split]

Don't forget to invite me for your next rave! I want to hear this thing live. It really has an awesome acidy 303 sound to it!!!
I am also trying to build my own 303-like sythesizer and that thing you have there is not far from what I envisioned to be my end goal...

[calzaronezerozeroone]

Making leaps and bounds this is great!

[Slider]

Holy Hannah ! Didn't know you'd got all this lot going !
The Band Pass is particularly strong in this one.
*backs away slowly* that's one seriously great project :)

[KiR_d]

Wow! It reminds me TB-303 by the sound! Really nice filter! I like Korg's whistling filter not less than this. But your synthesizer sounds so classy! I hope you'll solder it after you'll settle everything. Is it monophonic?
I'm just about to start some analog synth building :) Now I'm finding a best (not the most expensive though) components to make a MIDI2CV source. Arduino obviously but what model to choose?
I'll make it not just for fun... I write some music and need "fresh experiments" and get an analog sound instead of emulations. Proper FM synth. emulations are very CPU-greedy and I suspect these are not accurate when it comes to cross-FM modulations and waveshaping them.
It would be simple to just buy a ready solution and use it... But it's not my way for now. I like some challenges and quests :)

[bartconinckx]

The link to Muffwiggler seems dead ...

[extraholiday]

That is fantastic. Do you have schematics?