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:Microcomputer Code [https://github.com/GideonMAnderson/Digital-Theremin-Violin/blob/master/DTV%20Microcomputer.c Here]
 
:Microcomputer Code [https://github.com/GideonMAnderson/Digital-Theremin-Violin/blob/master/DTV%20Microcomputer.c Here]

Revision as of 12:34, 5 May 2017

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Digital Theremin Violin ~ Spring 2017 ~

Introduction

The Digital Theremin Violin is an instrument that will be combining the classical elegance of the violin and structure with a modern day, completely electric, masterpiece of the theremin. Several inputs varying from a capacitive touch interface, waveform modification and other sound knobs, and a bow constructed of magnets. The instrument will take the previous inputs and create a one of a kind sound.

Code and Source Files

All associated files and source code can be found Here
Microcomputer Code Here
  • before this you MUST install and create Port Audio library.
  • This must be compiled using the following gcc command "gcc DTV.c libportaudio.a -lrt -lm -lasound -pthread -lwiringPi -o sine5"
Microcontroller Code Here
  • This must be ran onto the ATmega32u4 prior to setting the rest of the system up.
Amplitude Modulation Circuit ->
3D CAD Design Schematics ->
  • Located at the same link are the .MakerBot, .ipt, and .iam files

Team

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From left to right:
  • Taimur Sohrab
  • Kishn Parbadia
  • Ayman Alhandali
  • Dr. Daniel Lofaro
  • Gideon Anderson
  • Rafael Gomes