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- chompi is based on the daisy platform https://daisy.audio/. I've got a daisy pod that I've been building a my own sampler on lately. The tooling and documentation is a bit janky to get started with, but the platform is pretty cool. They just released some new dev kits as well. I've had a blast building a fully-featured sampler with a 1.5" oled screen and two button, two potentiometers, and one encoder.by jscheel
- Glad to see stuff like this. I'm willing to pay quite a bit more for products supporting oss/osh.by gkhartman
- HN Marketplace? I've got a Chompi in Berlin which I'd be willing to pass on. Contact in Profileby stigi
- I love people making little things like this and so one hates to throw rocks from the sidelines.
But I literally laughed out loud, HARD, at the price.
by jrm4 - I wanted one of these but never thought it was worth hour much they charged. I guess that's how most people felt.by NDlurker
- I've had my eye on one of these little musical wonder boxes for a long time!
I'm still hoping to try one soon. Maybe this is my time!
by ElijahLynn - The CHOMPI is a very fun project.. have considered building one myself over the years, but I think I have a bit more motivation to build a FundamentalFrequency LMN-3, which is in a similar form factor but is, imho, a bit more open ended with regards to what it can be used for ..
https://github.com/FundamentalFrequency
Either way the time has come for open source projects of this nature and form factor .. the world tires of overpriced junk from boutique vendors, and wants more DIY music making toys for the kids to rock out ..
by MomsAVoxell - Hey Yall!
I’ve adapted it to run in your DAW as a VST, Audio Unit, and AAX plugin for Pro Tools.
Check it out: https://www.temeculadsp.com/nibbi
by johnwheeler