E2.02 - Electro-Sonic
Single Octave Monophonic Analog Synthesizer.
Sponsor: Texas State University
Student Team: Martha Fabiana Jaimes, Daniel Sandoval, Brandon Ussery, Tim Watson
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Rich Compeau
The product developed by this team is a battery powered monophonic analog synthesizer that follows a one volt per octave scale. The analog synthesizer takes a control voltage from either a piano style keyboard or a midi controller and generates a wave at a specific frequency to match the note for that key and then outputs that wave to a speaker. The analog synthesizer will follow a tuning of A equals 440 Hz and will divide the octave using equal temperament resulting in 13 equally spaced keys.
E2.02 Project Presentation
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E2.02 Poster Pitch
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Team Contact Information
Team Project Manager: Brandon Ussery, brandon.ussery@txstate.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Karl Stephan, ks22@txstate.edu
Let us know what you think! You can evaluate our project here: E2.02 Evaluation Form