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tinkerzone

Hardware Hacker. Tas.

Tasmania

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This user joined on 02/27/2016.

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I acquired a great little EN104 Bay Networks 'Netgear Hub'. I decided to re-purpose it to house a little Pi Zer0.

Pi Zero PC by Bay Networks (The Pikelet)

Projects I Contribute To

This is a scratchpad project to store ideas about building a polyphonic synth around a teensy 3.6

Teensy 3.6 Synth

Projects I Like & Follow

A mirror which displays applications, other useful information

Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

Make your own Raspberry Pi portable arcade console with RetroPie and custom buttons.

Raspberry Pi Portable Arcade Console

Code for a spectrum analyzer.

Spectrum Analyser Code

Summary: We can do better

ESP8266 BTC Price ticker with OLED display

Tiny computer OS for 1kB challenge. OKOS is just ok because OKOS is just OK.

One Kilobyte Operating System (OKOS)

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Analyze electrical signals using a raspberry pi with a user interface designed for students, hobbyists, and other beginners.

Affordable Spectrum Analzyer

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An all-in-one, made to hack step sequencer built around the Teensy platform with LiPo charging, touch TFT, encoders, buttons, and RGB leds.

Teensy Beats Shield

This is a scratchpad project to store ideas about building a polyphonic synth around a teensy 3.6

Teensy 3.6 Synth

What it says on the tin.

Wireless Networked Thermal Printer w/ Rasp-Pi Zero

Arduino based (ATMEGA 644) 16 step sequencer with 2 MIDI ports and direct drum triggers

16 step MIDI sequencer

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A Sinus (0-40MHz) generator controlable via WLAN, using AD9850 and ESP8266.

WLAN Sinus Generator

A Teensy 3.2 MIDI Synthesizer project for the vintage YM2149F software controlled sound generator chip.

YM2149 Synth

Based on the Attiny85. It runs on a micro usb rechargeable Lipo, has OLED LCD, speaker, magnetic battery door.

ATTINY85 UFO ESCAPE Game: 2" OLED Micro Handheld

Play Your Favorite Video Game Soundtracks Using The Original Hardware Sythesizers

ChipTuneForever

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

The Beatsqueezer - small 16 voice-polyphony Hi-Fi (44100 Hz 24 bit stereo) sample player device

The Beatsqueezer

Yes, that's just another tiny teensy laptop project ;-)

YetAnotherTeensyLaptop

Microchip MCP2221 Based usb serial uart.

USB Serial Uart

This is a project by nf.orange and Jack Pearse. We're going to build an individual modular-synth-system step by step.

Modular-Synth

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