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I made ANOTHER $75 synth! (MT32-pi)

I made ANOTHER Raspberry Pi-based $75* synth to pair with my Circuit Tracks. (*approx price depending on a whole bunch of local factors...) My video demoing the MicroDEXED build is here,    • I made a synth for $75* !  (*excluding tar...   The commentary is long and unscripted (full of ums & errs!) so if you want to jump to a particular section the sections are as follows, 00:04 Intro 00:21 MicroDEXED synth 01:00 MT32-pi 01:52 Why emulate the Roland MT-32? 02:55 General MIDI vs. MT-32 04:03 Soundfonts (.SF2) 05:21 MT32-pi bootup 05:55 JV-1010 emulation soundfont demo 08:23 Using the Circuit Tracks Mixer and Effects on the MT32-pi 09:55 Selecting presets from the Tracks 12:00 Conclusions This time I've used open-source hardware and software designed around the MT32-pi project. See link here, https://github.com/dwhinham/mt32-pi There's a very excellent detailed build and demo video from ‪@mr_floydst‬ here,    • MT32-Pi DIY synthesizer: bare metal 80s no...   Oddly the hardware worked out cheaper (despite a bigger display) as this is a commoner target build. This excellent project uses any Pi from the Pi Zero 2W upwards to recreate a multi-timbral emulation of the Roland MT-32 synth and also act as a player for soundfonts in the .SF2 format. Roland MT-32, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_... Editing software and library of downloadable soundfonts, https://www.polyphone.io/en/soundfonts I used a pre-assembled hardware kit from Ebay with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W (with header). The assmbled complete hardware can also be bought from sites such as Etsy etc. Thanks for watching and let me know if you have any questions below.