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Ooooh... I smell ableton link enabled synthboxes in my future!
Excellent news! That's what I've been waiting for
Running what @brambos ?
Some raspberry flavored Ruismaker drums? The original Ruismaker ran on a Raspberry Pi 2, but with the W model it could be made Link enabled I guess...
Very nice. Am tempted to make a SunVo_ machine. Not that I need one but it could be quite fun if it had some realtime controls.
Just bought one.not sure wat I'm Guna do with it tho.
Is it easy to get sunvox running on it??> @Jocphone said:
A quick bit of googling suggests it is pretty simple to get going.
Looks like a thing of beauty!! I look forward to getting some!! My Raspberry Pi 3 is lonely!!
Thanks Il do a bit more research when I get the chance.
Sunvox can send and receive signals from GPIO, has special modules for that
And here somebody has already built a Pi-based Sunvox box:
God I wish I could get into Sun Vox.
Why has no-one ever mentioned Sun Vox on these forums before? Ever!
I expect someone will, soon.
Yes you can Oh, that was previously
It just takes a bit of perseverance and is not that difficult once you've watched a few videos. For me, it feels like a cross between plunging in several guitar pedals vs something like the Korg iMS-20.
Then there's http://sonic-pi.net
And Pure Data
All good options but none seem particularly suited to the small stock touch screen. If i'm having to plug in a full HD screen then it ruins portability and may as well just use the laptop.
Yes. If you want something portable, you can attach a small touch screen display but you'll have to write your own software (because existing products are not optimized for a small screen) and it's not for everybody, for sure.
So, there's a reason iOS devices are very popular for making music. If you want true portability, nothing can compare with an iPhone/iPod. Though I'm very tempted to buy a chromebook, install Linux on it, and run Sunvox, PureData, SuperCollider, etc., basically do things my iPad can't do (except Sunvox)
Don't forget all those redundant old single core Atom-based netbooks tucked away and stored and forgotten. If you've still got one, it's already paid for.