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Dtronics DT-DX, The Dexed FM synthesizer similar to 8x DX7 (TX816/TX802)
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The Dtronics DX was created in collaboration with Probonopd. He manages the MiniDexed project on Github. MiniDexed is a FM synthesizer closely modeled on the famous DX7 by a well-known Japanese manufacturer running on a bare metal Raspberry Pi (without a Linux kernel or operating system). On Raspberry Pi 2 and larger, it can run 8 tone generators, not unlike the TX816/TX802 (8 DX7 instances without the keyboard in one box).
Featured by:
HACKADAY
Adafruit
Synth Geekery
When we came across this cool project we simply had to get started with it. For the project we designed a housing and made our own printed circuit board to make optimal use of the functions of MiniDexed.
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We want to offer this project via Kickstarter.
As soon as this project is available, the latest status will be displayed here.
Features
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FM synthesizer closely modeled on the famous DX7
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Supports multiple voices through Program Change and Bank Change LSB/MSB MIDI messages
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Loads voices from .syx files from SD card
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Runs up to 8 Dexed instances simultaneously (like in a TX816) and mixes their output together
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Allows for each Dexed instance to be detuned and stereo shifted
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Compressor effect
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Reverb effect
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112dB Audio Stereo DAC
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Robust housing
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MIDI input
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MIDI output
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USB (PC/power)
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USB (ext. Keyboard )
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Jack audio out left / Right
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Power button on/off
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Specifications
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Material: metal
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Height: 50 mm
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Width: 150 mm
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Depth:155 mm
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Weight: 0.7 gram
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DIN cord (DIN5P) (included)
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USB cable (Included)
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RPI raspberry pi zero 2 w (Included)
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Power consumption:
Documents
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Product manual v1.0
Firmware
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