munshkr / Picopico
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🎧 ATtiny85-based chiptune player
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picopico ピコピコ
A very small chiptune synthesizer and player. Sound is made with an 8-bit microcontroller (Attiny85) and tries to mimic a classical sound chip used in video game consoles from the 80s.
Pretty much inspired by 1-bit symphony by Tristan Perich and lft/kryo's project.
Hardware
- AVR ATtiny85
- CR2032 coin cell battery
- 1K resistor
- 0.1uf capacitor
- 3.5mm audio jack
- Push button
Schematic
Note: This schematic is old and inaccurate (although similar). Please see this tutorial as the protoboard picture reflects more accurately the current design.
Software
- Music written in an MML-like language
- HTML5 editor with sound emulator
To do
- [x] Change current parser for a standard MML parser
> AB cdefg4 l8 >cde<c o5 r c
- [x] Implement Square waveform for voice 1 and 2
- [x] Implement Noise waveform for voice 3
- [ ] Envelopes!
- [ ] Work on MML compiler and editor
License
Schematic and original source code made were taken from a series of blog posts by David Johnson-Davies.
Schematic image is licensed under Creative Commons 4.0. Source code is licensed under GPLv3.
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