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Generative Analog Synth Voice
Meebleeps / Wirehead Mutant Mozzi Synth
Meebleeps was my personal project and was rebranded as Wirehead Instruments in 2023 to avoid brand confusion with MeeBlip - another completely separate synth design company.
My first Arduino project started with the plan to push lfo/envelope voltages to my Volca Modular, but thanks to inspiration from Hagiwo and the Mozzi Library it turned into a cool little generative synth that I can let run all day, built to sync & fit with my Volca collection.
Source released under Creative Commons ttribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0
Important build-note: my builds have used normally-closed switches, so the code assumes this. A couple of people building this have had issues because they have normally-open switches, so to adjust for this edit the code in updateButtonControls() to invert the results of each call to digitalRead().
Synth Voice Features
2 saw oscillators
Multiple tuning modes for 2nd oscillator - off, detune, fifths & octaves up/down
Digital low pass filter with variable cutoff and resonance
Variable level ducking/sidechain effect
Sequencer
Generative sequencer mutates/evolves at user-defined rate
Variable sequence mutation probability & note-density
Variable sequencer length (1-16 steps)
Sync input & output (Korg Volca compatible)
Selectable tonic note
Selectable scale quantisation (Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Phrygian (GOA!), Octaves, Fifths)
16-step parameter-lock recording of synth parameters (the Elektron way!)
Retrig (clone) button for fills
Tap-tempo control
Hardware
Arduino Nano (Elegoo)
Simple Mozzi output circuit
CV inputs (volca modular levels) for synth and sequencer parameters
Designed to fit into Volca form factor
Laser-cut metalisized acrylic faceplate
Laser-cut wooden box
9V DC Power input
Access to nano's USB port for firmware upgrades
Controls
Button Controls
Button Index    Pin Name    Function    Alternative Function
0   D4  Func    Access alternative control function n/a
1   D5  Start   Starts/stops the sequencer  Tap-tempo
2   D6  Scales  Cycle through available musical scales  Cycle through available mutation algorithms
3   D3  Root    Increase the tonic note Decrease the tonic note
4   D10 Rec Hold to record knob movements   Hold while moving a knob to clear the recorded value
5   D12 Clone   Retrigger the current step
Analog Controls
Input Index Pin Name    Function    Alternative Function
0   A0  Species Oscillator 2 detune Amount of sidechain/ducking effect
1   A1  Lifespan    Note length n/a
2   A2  Mutation    Probabilty that sequence will change over time  Probability of a note playing on any step
3   A3  Shape   Shape of the filter envelope    n/a
4   A4  Colour  Base filter value   Filter resonance
5   A5  Population  Number of steps in the sequence 1-16    n/a
Problems (mostly hardware due to this being my first project!)
some sort of overflow bug linked to the low pass filter which causes the unit to enter a distorted output state until the cutoff is set to zero
no voltage protection on inputs
no buffering of inputs or outputs
no volume control
probably more unknown unknowns 😂