On 21/04/15 07:42, Pagano, Patrick wrote:
I figured that would be what i would need to do
run pd with -nogui and arduino stuff that Hans wrote for the potentiometer 
control
a simple toggle on the faceplate that switches between maybe 5 patches that are 
unavailable in traditional analogia

1.) Phase Locking vocoder
2.) Granular synthesis
3.) FFT of some sort
4.) Sample and Hold, still need a patch that takes in a live osc~
5.) a waveform patch that loads a simple osc~/phasor for RIngMod/Am/FM etc...

The other issue is that the raspi that i have does NOT have a line in, only a 
line out for sound
i bought a little USB soundblaster card for that to see if i can get audio in 
to a ADC~

One of the cards using the digital audio interfaces is probably a better idea, to avoid all the very poor USB on the RPi.

I've used the Wolfson ones and they have proved very reliable (the main issue for me is that I can't use them directly from the GPU since I can't set them as the default output ... but via alsa from userspace they are great). They take a bit of setting up (a custom kernel which works fine with raspbian wheezy at least, plus a few scripts) but then are very flexible and control-able via alsa, including the ability to choose which audio clocks to use.

The version for the older models ...
http://www.adafruit.com/products/1761

There are also versions for the + models using the 40pin breakout.

There are also cards which have fewer in-out options but they are probably easier to use, I have not tried them ....
https://www.hifiberry.com/


Simon


PS

I have some notes from a project here that may help setting the wolfsons up, a bit rambling but do have some useful info ...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1scwpdufk41k4es/04.setupWolfsonAudio.txt


there is apparently a recently updated kernel for raspbian wheezy here ...

https://blog.georgmill.de/2015/02/18/update-for-wolfson-audio-card-on-raspberry-pi/

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