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Bridge---Canyon-on-Hardware

Welcome to Bridge, the hardware adaptation of Canyon, a convolution reverb plugin. This project utilizes ELK Audio OS and the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, featuring three custom-designed boards (1 main board and 2 IO boards). We created this project as the foundation for a complete OpenSource Audio FX Pedal based on community's resources.

Overview

Bridge extends Canyon's convolution reverb into the physical realm, combining the power of ELK Audio OS/HifiBerry DAC+ADC and Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 for a robust audio FX solution.

Features

  • Convolution Reverb: Achieve realistic and immersive reverb effects through Canyon.
  • Custom Hardware: Three boards - 1 main and 2 IO boards - designed for modularity and reusability.
  • ELK Audio OS: Leverage the efficiency of ELK Audio OS for real-time audio processing.

Hardware

Bridge comprises the following custom-designed boards:

  1. Main Board:

    • GPIO/HAT Connector
    • SPI Screen Connector for a 480*320 ILI9488 based screen
    • Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4
    • ATMega328p with ICSP connector for IO management
  2. IO Boards (x2):

    • Pots and Switches for massive fun
    • Rotary encoder

Software

Bridge relies on serveral pieces of sotware to run :

  1. ATMega328p:
  • Potentiometer values conversion
  • Screen management
  • Serial communication with CM4
  1. Compute Module 4:
  • Running ELK Audio OS for real-time audio processing
  • IO management
  • OSC
  • Serial Communication with ATMega328p

Contributing

We welcome and encourage contributions to enhance Bridge! If you have ideas, bug fixes, or new features, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

The software contained in this project is licensed under the GPL3 license. The hardware is licensed under the Creative Commons v4.0.

Happy coding with Bridge!

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