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- This devkit is awesome. I ported my game engine to it (which was already running on ESP32 so it was relatively easy) and actually use it as my everyday watch. Boots a 3D scene authored in Unity in about one second from power off. BMS keeps power to the RTC so it works as an useful clock, planning to add more features later.
Battery lasts for weeks with this cold boot mode too
by maxlin - I saw a similar perhaps cooler project before - which tbh I don't fully understand but I saved for when/if I buy an electric guitar.
https://github.com/GuitarML/NeuralPi
I guess it's a neural network that you can play any guitar tone to and it'll emulate the settings and processing stack?
by instagraham - Bear in mind that the world is getting ever fuller with hobbyist hardware designers that are very good at paring expensive devices back to schematic and component basics, and producing open-source versions to encompass any useful OSS functionality, which they share freely.
Championing free systems and simultaneously having an end-goal of commercial success is a tight line to tread.
by crtified - what's the point about an amp emulator that you can't change the drive param?
I can't understand the NAM hype...
by r2ob - I’d like this as an open source audio interface that I can flash firmware on. For example the Apollo Twin just keeps charging for plugin upgrades after you buy the hardware.by 999900000999
- Are there similar projects already on github? Definitely these pedals have become dirt cheap to buy online.
https://coyopedal.playtaurus.com/
I would think the wasm build is a lot more interesting.
by sublinear - This is interesting sloproject but in spite of all verbosity I still didn’t parse how do you interface with it when it’s running on intended hw rather than in browser.by boguscoder
- I'm totally loving amp modelling and convolution reverb using PiPedal https://rerdavies.github.io/pipedal/by _spduchamp