Metamorphic Sound Environment

US Daisy Patch is capable of becoming an infinite variety of digital instruments      14/07/20

Metamorphic Sound Environment


Electrosmith describes Daisy Patch as a metamorphic sound environment capable of becoming an infinite variety of digital instruments. Here's the details in their own words...

Patch is based on the Daisy embedded DSP platform and features quad 24-bit audio IO. The hardware itself is a blank slate ready to be brought to life with one of the many available firmware files which can be uploaded through our web programming interface. This library of instrument files includes samplers, granular processors, physical modeling voices, and more, and requires no special software to upload other than a web browser.

Custom firmware files can be created using Pure Data, Arduino, Max/MSP ~gen, or C++. Our template files will help you hit the ground running. When it comes to troubleshooting your programs, debugging is a breeze with the onboard OLED display and USB connectivity.

Whether you're looking for a swiss army knife of DSP, or a custom audio platform for hacking, Daisy Patch will help you teach computers how to sing!

Features:

  • Open source DSP platform
  • Vast library of ready to go firmware files
  • Quad 24-bit audio IO, up to 192kHz
  • MIDI IO (TRS+USB)
  • High res OLED display
  • Width: 20HP
  • Depth: 28mm

Watch our Daisy video from our NAMM show story:

Pricing and Availability:
 $329.00

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