This is a place where various firmwares for the DIGENERATOR reside. The module has an Arduino Nano compatible board as its digital heart, and loading a firmware is as easy as opening a code file in the Arduino programming software, connecting the DIGENERATOR to your PC via USB, and pressing the 'upload' button. For more info, please refer to the DIGENERATOR manual.

These are the main firmwares. Each item leads to dedicated constructor page. You can try out the stock version with parameters we found to be optimal, or select items to personalize your firmware! The code you will get at the output is to be copy-pasted to your development environment of choice (we suggest the official Arduino IDE) and loaded to your DIGENERATOR.

• Grit VCO

  Abrasive-sounding VCO with various methods of wave destruction

• String

  Full synthesizer voice with macrocontrol over decay and tone

• Microrecorder

  Several hundred bytes long tape loop with programmatic looping points

• Aubery's Drumkit

  4-channel simultaneous sounding drumkit with both synthesized and sampled sounds

• 20KB Sampler

  Short sample player with two four-sample banks and many effects

This is a stash of experimental firmwares and additional files. If you made a nice firmware and want others to see it - try submitting it to us through using one of the contact methods!

Firmware template

No need to code the DIGENERATOR from scratch - grab this template with a ton of useful stuff and the project skeleton ready-made for you. You can start defining what happens on each VCO cycle and gate right off!

DOWNLOAD DIGENERATOR FIRMWARE TEMPLATE

Sample preparation kit

While so far there is no user friendly interface to put your own samples into sample-using firmwares like 20KB Sampler, there is a Python command line utility made and used to make the available ones. If you are brave enough, you can try using it.

DOWNLOAD SAMPLE PREPARATION KIT

SYNTHFOX Experimental firmwares

NAME	STATUS	ABOUT
Noise Toy	Finished	A super harsh XOR-feedback noise generator. Endless self-glitching possibilities. It's here because it's too obscure to be a main firmware.	GET
Low Cloud	Proof-Of-Concept	An attempt to fit a triangle oscillator cloud into the module. It somewhat worked, but the pitch range is rather limited.	GET

User-made firmwares

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