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I programmed an ATMega chip with Arduino to create my first 8-bit video synthesizer. The video signals are generated the same way as the audio files so what you see is what you hear.
I used the shell of an old CRT computer monitor as a case. It is flipped upside down and attached to some used office chair wheels.
The synthesizer is controlled by arcade game buttons and a pacman joystick.This synthesizer generates sine waves at various frequencies and amplitudes. I imagine doing more of these video synthesizers to create different patterns.
A big thanks to Adrian Freed for helping me with his digital oscillator program:
Atmega table-based digital oscillator by Adrian Freed, 2009.
http://www.adrianfreed.com/content/arduino-sketch-high-frequency-precision-sine-wave-tone-sound-synthesis.
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