| ??? 12/28/04 13:53 Read: times |
#83976 - Try higher pitches Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I would go at least 3 or 4 octaves higher, it means multiplying your frequencies table by 8 or 16. 30-50Hz is pretty deep bass region, not very well "played" by common speakers. For the first attempt, just try to set up a timer and produce any sound. Then you can play with the pitch and try to change it according to the pressed key. If you finish this, as an advanced project, you can try extending the keyboard to more keys (16 is barely more than one octave; my son's $10 toy piano has 2 and a half), try effects such as tremolo and pitch bending, try polyphony (more tones at a time); very advanced use PWM for ADSR envelope generation, do noise/drums/percussions, MIDI stream/file decoding and playing... :-) Jan Waclawek |
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