Watch the video first.
I wanted to make a Synth that resembles the great "Atari Punk Synth" from the 1980s. APS usually was based on 556 dual timer IC but in this version, I have used an ATmega328PU on a minimal config and some pots in order to replicate the so-called "Sound Synthesizer."
First, I designed the base body in Fusion360 and 3D printed it on my Ender 3.
Then I just put everything together like a jigsaw puzzle.
Thanks UTSOURCE.net to offer electronic components for this project!
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The main part of the heart of this project is the Mozzi Library here's the link for downloading it. http://sensorium.github.io/Mozzi/
After installing it, I uploaded the sketch based on this library to my minimal Arduino Uno PCB which is basically a breakout board for ATmega328PU
PCB was provided by JLCPCB
originally I made the circuit for a different thing but I end up using it instead of using a dot circuit board.
Results were good but the sound is not loud because I have connected the speaker directly with digital pin 9.
(Will be adding an OPAMP circuit in this in future.)
which is this-
https://www.hackster.io/Oniichan_is_ded/a-better-arduino-synth-with-pam8403-audio-amplifier-f7561c
check out its video-
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