I've tried to flash this on an atmega8 chip, but I can't get any sound...
I've adapted the fuse according to this website: https://www.engbedded.com/fusecalc/ (using 8mhz internal clock), I've connected the audio to PB0 and gnd...

(edit) fixed it, my circuit was underpowered!

wow, this album is wonderful!
It's great to discover new avr related projects, even if I like the old speccy music, having a more powerful chip can lead to interesting new effects!

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(2 replies, posted in Sinclair)

epic, as always! What a great song...

It would be a delight to go back in time and run this tune on a teenager's ZX big_smile

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(5 replies, posted in Other Platforms)

it sounds great!!
Nice little device!

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(5 replies, posted in Sinclair)

it sounds neat! Well done!

Nice musics! Welcome here! Do you also have an account on Battle of the Bits?

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(4 replies, posted in Sinclair)

Interesting warm sound...
You should release a new album!

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(5 replies, posted in Sinclair)

this one sounds very advanced, quite close to the AY chip. You've moved the boundaries once again!

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(135 replies, posted in Sinclair)

I always enjoy those small tunes you create for your new engines!
Nice sound, which rather sounds like some samples effects.

Some users from the French Linuxmao website (especially jpcima) ported Evalua and Chipwave and a few others to lv2 (and vst for linux as well). You can easily compile them and use them from any DAW:

https://github.com/linuxmao-org/shiru-plugins

LMMS can "natively" load and run windows VST (even from Linux, using Wine and their own engine called VeSTige), and it can also run LV2 and native linux VST with the Carla Engine (it's an external project but it runs well).

a very impressive and precise timeline!!

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(11 replies, posted in General Discussion)

well done!
I just don't understand how to export from Reaper to the bin used for the final music.

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(3 replies, posted in Sinclair)

I'm currently listening the demo, it's impressive as usual! I love this...

it's always great to watch your speeches smile

Anyway, it sounds like there is only your voice and not the musical examples, which is a pity, for example at 26' there is no sound.

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(10 replies, posted in Other Platforms)

Here is a successful use of the Phaser1 on Arduino: https://soundcloud.com/erwan-lerale/gar … y-workflow

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(6 replies, posted in Sinclair)

awesome music as usual... a pity it wasn't recorded on video. For the last song of the set, it was played at the IVP in Krakow, I've even made a short recording of it, which you can see on my Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/p/BYjnT4ABB9V … by=garvalf
I suppose it's now one of my favorite Beeper tune!

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(6 replies, posted in Sinclair)

well done! That's great music for sure!

I've started a new track with ChipWave, and ChipDrum as well, here is the WIP: https://instaud.io/2wyP

I've also finished my previous track, but I might expand it in the future: https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/The+Ride/29099/

The HT2 icon should be displayed when Doors CS7 is launched.

doorsCS7 won't be shown in the PRGM menu, but in the APPS menu!

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(4 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I love this. I own a Tesla Coil... but it's a very tiny one, bought for a few € on aliexpress. You can send some music in it. I've done it but the sound is very weak. I've tried to record it on video but we can barely hear it.

nice as well!
I've compiled it for linux, but I doubt it's very usable without the specific GUI: http://garvalf.online.fr/var/upload/temp/chipdrum.so

I'll try to use it with chipwave in my next tune!!

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(5 replies, posted in General Discussion)

it looks great castpixel!

I suppose the "Off Topic" or even in this case "General Discussion: Talk about all things 1-bit" are still relevant for such things...

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(7 replies, posted in Sinclair)

it sounds and looks very neat!! Well done, I love it!

amazing... I managed to remove the references to the GUI and compile it on Linux!!
Basically I've added #include <cstdlib> at the beginning, I've downloaded the SDK from https://github.com/steinbergmedia/vst3sdk (there is the link to steinberg's website), and I've followed the help there: http://teragonaudio.com/article/Buildin … Linux.html

Then I've run those commands:
g++ -fPIC -c -I/tmp/VST_SDK/VST2_SDK -D__cdecl="" chipwave.cpp
g++ -shared  -o chipwave.so *.o

and got the chipwave.so VST in Linux format!

And the best part is it's working in Ardour (which cannot load VST in windows format, unfortunately, but as a workaround I was using the Festige app which can load windows VST in .dll and it can be rerouted to Ardour using Jack)

I've put my binary there if someone is interested: http://garvalf.online.fr/var/upload/temp/chipwave.so

https://i.imgur.com/taatMEJ.png