notes: could be much more efficient using objects and array that represents the keyboard. Put on a song you like on youtube or something, and try and jam out to it. Other than these things the synth should work great! For maximum effect, use headphones.
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Also, the documentation on the p5.sound bandpass filter is very little, so I was not entirely sure how to control the range or location of the bandpass. Moving forward I’d like to implement some sliding-bar controls to control the envelopes. I’m not entirely sure how to fix these bugs.Ĭurrently, the envelope for the filters are pre-set. Another note, the keyboard is made to be able to play multiple notes at the same time, so play around with harmonies and stuff! The only issues come up when the notes frequencies become too close, and start phasing with each other… Also, if you are playing a perfect 6th and try to play a third note, the third note will not play. You can do this while playing a note to have some cool effects. The left and right arrow keys will shift the octave a half step up or down, and then the up and down arrow keys will shift the entire scale an octave up or down. You can adjust where the chromatic scale lies on the keyboard by pressing the arrow keys. The basic functionality of the synth is you can use your top row of keys to play a chromatic scale starting with Q, moving stepwise through the row (Q -> P) and then the last three half steps are in the next row down (ASD).
For my final project, I threw together a little synth with an interface to change between types of waves, as well as add a lowpass filter, high pass filter, or bandpass filter.
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