The final component of Web Synth is the actual website interface. It provides an ultra-basic user interface to play a one-octave span. I made some improvements a day or two into the experiment, adding the ability to use keyboard keys and playing a recorded sample of the audio over the web browser. Even so, it’s just a fun toy — nothing slick going on here! Continue reading “Web Synth with Particle Photon Part 3: Web Interface and JavaScript”
Web Synth with Particle Photon Part 2: Firmware
Continuing the series on hooking up your synthesizer to the Internet, this post focuses on the firmware that runs on the Particle Photon itself. If you are used to writing Arduino code, this will look very familiar. There are differences though, so keep an open mind when you see something new.
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Web Synth with Particle Photon Part 1: Hardware
Recently someone asked me to look at the Particle cloud platform as the basis for a project. So, I did what any reasonable person would do and used it to hook the Internet up to my .com modular synth 🙂 Continue reading “Web Synth with Particle Photon Part 1: Hardware”