Robert Manzke
All sources (hw+sw) are available on https://github.com/ctag-fh-kiel/ctag-tbd
Why it is:
- A group of audio enthusiasts enjoying coding and hardware making.
- Build a platform to learn, build and practise skills, and engage students.
- To allow anyone to understand technology by offering open access.
- To squeeze and optimize code so that it can work on a small embedded system.
- To fight boredom and despair of Corona Virus!
Features:
- Easy DSP plugin development.
- With web UI user interface by wireless browser access.
- Through a REST-API.
Potential new features / current limitations / work to be done:
- FAUST support.
- Bug identification and fixing.
- Code refactoring to make things more beautiful.
- More user friendly interaction.
- Documentation / tutorials.
- Your ideas?
How to engage yourself:
- Join the enthusiastic developer team on Github.
- Help build and spread the hardware module (and the word).
More ideas?
If you are interested in beta hardware email contact@instrumentsofthings.com subject "TBD REQUEST".
dkalliv
marcin
Dan Julio
Very cool! Adding WiFi to this kind of minimal DSP/software module is brilliant. B/c what's missing in (e.g.) the Expert Sleepers is a nice UI. Doing that in the browser is sweet.
An extra layer could be a meta-configurator, where you can set up (however many) of the units at once, store the parameters/functions/behaviors on the computer, and then recall the module funtions wirelessly as if it were a patch. (Minus the cables, of course.)
Intranet of Modules.