This is fantastic work! I love how you stuck with pure Python libraries - tkinter, numpy, and sounddevice. The Moog ladder filter implementation is particularly impressive. Have you considered adding export functionality for the generated audio? Being able to save presets or record to WAV files would make this even more practical for music production. Great job on the GUI design too - those rotary knobs look perfect for this application.
FriedrichN 39 minutes ago [-]
Very cool! I will be playing with this.
The only thing that jumped out to me is a lack of a panic button that stops all sound.
peteforde 3 hours ago [-]
Damn, that is really, really cool.
Thanks for building this and thanks for sharing.
wizardforhire 2 hours ago [-]
Really ambitious and really cool, congrats on finishing and sharing!
Getting into the weeds, how are you doing individual voices, ie an an analog synth needs a separate signal path for each note of polyphony with inadvertent and unavoidable interference… which ironically is desirable.
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The only thing that jumped out to me is a lack of a panic button that stops all sound.
Thanks for building this and thanks for sharing.
Getting into the weeds, how are you doing individual voices, ie an an analog synth needs a separate signal path for each note of polyphony with inadvertent and unavoidable interference… which ironically is desirable.