Six small machines strapped to the railings inside an institutional space generate patterns of tapping sounds which are reminiscent of telegraph machines, typewriters, prisoners tapping on bars, or insects. 

Make/Shift exhibition work by Giles Whitaker (Artlab, London, Ontario, 2012)

En este episodio, nos sumergimos en el corazón de los microcontroladores STM32: el bootloader. Analizaremos su función esencial como primer código de ejecución y cómo habilita la programación sin programadores externos. Profundizaremos en las capacidades de los bootloaders personalizados para OTA, arranque seguro y mecanismos a prueba de fallos, elementos cruciales para la fiabilidad y el mantenimiento de dispositivos conectados.

Bootloaders STM32: Más Allá del Arranque

Hi this is siddharth kaul. This is my podcast on embedded system a platform for me to share and capture my experiences and concepts that i have learned or am currently learning in my career.

In this episode I will talk about the microprocessors and microcontrollers in an embedded system.

When refering to what will power up the embedded system people usually refer to either microprocessors and microcontrollers. 
At the core both have processors.

Embedded System Podcast

Microprocessor and Microcontroller

Short demo tune made with my 8-bit diy synth. Some bitwise modulation going on there, some modest chorus, resonant filter and reverb added in DAW. The drum sounds are afrodjmac's commodere64 sounds. Bass, lead and other synth sounds all from my 8-bit crappy synth. It does sound pretty awfull at times, but with 8-bits what else did you expect? 

The synth is an 8-bit diy DAC connected to an atmega328 doing digital direct synthesis.

XOR OR DIE

In this first episode of the 4Hackrr podcast - Eddie gives an introduction to the show's concept and the structure of the future episodes.&nbsp;&nbsp; This is a short intro episode, but stay tuned for episode #1 titled: EP01 - Garage Automation using the Raspberry Pi &amp; Twilio SDK for SMS.

EP00 - Introduction to the 4Hackrr Podcast

4000AD is a tiny, 4-track, 1-bit, progressive jazz album. Each track is synthesised using a C script (which converts a custom MML dialect to WAV by running microcontroller code and recording the output) and is a fun exercise in both low-memory programming and 1-bit music.

The sound routine is 1-bit, with three pulse channels and a simple sampler for drums, designed for AVR microcontrollers. The sequencing is based around MML.

Goose Communications

Cambrian Explosion

Baroque Paper Scissors

4000AD

the demo track recorded for the "synth2" - handmade digital hardware synth designed with the teensy microcontroller. All parts except the drums where sourced from the synth2.

synth2

Welcome to my SoundCloud. I write computer music.

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A Hobbyist an Enthusiast and working towards expertise in embedded domain.

This is the 4hackrr podcast - A show that inspires you to be creative and motivates you to tinker with electronics.  Are you ready?

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