Multitimbral FM Synth Kickstarter Campaign

US OP·A is a FM Synthesizer Shield for Arduino      08/03/16



Frédéric Meslin has started a Kickstarter campaign for OP·A, a FM Synthesizer Shield for Arduino. Here's the details from the page...

OP·A is a multitimbral FM synthesizer shield that's bursting with character.

Inspired by the classic sound-chips found in 90's video game consoles, keyboards and sound cards, OP·A gives your next project retro flavored sounds and music, all through a simple serial interface.

We wanted OP·A to be:

  • Simple to integrate into any Arduino based project
  • Able to play great sounds right out of the box
  • Easy to program
  • Affordable


Technical specifications:
Our hardware design is versatile and it produces high quality audio. It has been developed to tightly integrate with Arduino projects. Here are the specifications:

  • 4-operator voice structure
  • 14 different algorithms
  • 10 voice polyphony
  • 8 simultaneous instruments
  • 90 internal program memory
  • 16-bit high-quality stereo output
  • Powered with +5V from Arduino
  • 3.5mm jack line-level connector


The OP·A shield is controlled using the Arduino serial port and few additional lines.




Pricing and Availability:

See website

More information:



 



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