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Møffenzeef Mødular edited this page Nov 6, 2016 · 5 revisions

Taken directly from TechnøBløgy Tutørial:

Assuming your audio sample is normal quality, the first step is to downsample it to 8-bit, mono, at an 8kHz sample rate. Many audio editors will do this; I used iTunes, as follows.

Load the sample into your iTunes library. On the General tab in Preferences click the Import Settings... button. Select WAV Encoder, Custom.... In the WAV Encoder dialog box select 8.000 kHz, 8-bit, Mono:

Click OK to close each dialog box and the Preferences dialog box. Select the original track in iTunes. From the File menu choose Choose Create New Version -> Create WAV Version. The smaller version will be created as a separate track in iTunes, and you can drag it out onto the desktop.

Click here for the next step.

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  Møffenzeef Mødular 
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Examples

  1. Granular Audiø Example
  2. Phase Distørtiøn Audiø Example
  3. Amplitude Mødulatiøn Audiø Example
  4. Frequency Mødulatiøn Audiø Example

The Guts øf MSG

  1. BØM
  2. Schematic
  3. Source Code

Assembly Instructiøns

  1. READ THIS FIRST
  2. Inspect and verify yøur kit
  3. Pøpulate PCB
  4. Battery Clip
  5. Final Assembly

Flashing Firmware tø MSG

  1. Dependencies
  2. Cønnecting Tiny AVR prøgrammer
  3. Høw tø reprøgram MSG

Getting Yøur Øwn Samples intø MSG

  1. READ BEFØRE YØU START
  2. Preparing yøur audiø files
  3. Cønverting yøur audiø files
  4. Placing audiø files intø code

Additiønal Infø

  1. Credits
  2. Repørt issues here
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