The Strummi is a guitar-based Accessible Digital Musical Instrument (ADMI) designed to make guitar playing more physically accessible while preserving the tactile and acoustic response of real guitar strings. It was developed as part of my PhD research at Queen Mary University of London, with my co-researcher Robert Jack.
The Strummi runs on c++ on the Bela environment.
You can see videos of the Strummi and find out more about it's use on the projects page of my website
- Add source code and design files to git repo
- Design GUI in p5.js for changing tunings and chord voicings
- Make Instructables for DMLab AMIC
- Test with cycfi nu pickups
- Improvements to sound: body resonance / pickup modelling etc.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
