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Synthboard v0.1.3

25 Sep 06:57
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This release features some old changes from 2020-2021 that never got given a version.

  • Centred waveform preview
  • New program icon
  • Significant performance and structure refactoring
  • Delay length can be changed
  • Added sliders settings
    • Delay is now configurable
  • Added bitcrushing filter
  • Added pulse square/saw wave
    • A pulse slider appears when using these waves

The new interface

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Synthboard v0.1.2

31 Oct 16:38
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Synthboard v0.1.2

Functionally identical to the previous release, except for improved graphics. Now you can play in style!

A comparison of styles

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Reverb and LP filter

26 Oct 04:50
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v0.1.1
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Synthboard v0.1.1

This version is largely the same as the last, but this version has added reverb and a low pass filter to make the sound nicer on the ears.

Original release (July 31st): https://github.com/DDunda/SDL-Sound/releases/tag/v0.1.1

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First release

26 Oct 04:48
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v0.1.0
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Synthboard v0.1.0

Synthboard can just barely be called a playable piano. Using a mouse or keyboard, Synthboard can only give live playback. This means it cannot use something useful like external software or hardware (e.g. a midi keyboard), or record or play back music. That's all on you.

Features

Synthboard can be played using either the keyboard, or the mouse. There currently 5 voices to choose from, with frequencies ranging from C0 to B8. The volume can also be set to any finite number a float can handle; this has the bonus of being able to blow your ears out.

Synthboard

Controls

Copied from the readme, to beef up this description:

  • Tab-\ and z-m control white keys, and keys 1-backspace and s-j control black keys. Try to imagine a real keyboard.
  • You can also play the piano with your mouse.
  • The left and right arrows move the piano left and right, changing the octave.
  • The up and down arrows change the synthesizer voice between the following:
    • Sine wave
    • Triangle wave
    • Square wave
    • Sawtooth wave
    • Whitenoise
  • The box in the upper-left controls volume. Be aware that 0.01 is a moderate volume, anything above 1 is risky business.

Keyboard layout

Original release (July 25th): https://github.com/DDunda/SDL-Sound/releases/tag/v0.1.0

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