TouchSynth – A high school senior project
Steve Mostovoy and his partner Tim Boy Jr, worked for over 9 months to create a TouchSynth and share all the documentation about it.
It was hard but they learnt a lot about how not to organize code, how to think in terms of data, and how many amazing things you can do on a 16MHz processor:
This project uses an Arduino Mega, a resistive touchpad, and an 8×8 LED matrix to create a simple digital audio workstation and synthesizer. You can compose and play songs in real time and use different types of sounds. It was a nine month process between me and my partner during our senior year of high school to create this. The result is a really nifty Arduino project that showcases the flexibility of Arduino devices, and it sounds good as well!
Take a look at the video to see how it works:
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