MiniDexed #895
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FW is GPL C++. HW is third party closed.
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Thank you very much @tannewt 👍 appreciate it. |
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Hi there and thanks for providing this service 👍
MiniDexed is a FM synthesizer closely modeled on the famous DX7 by a well-known Japanese manufacturer running on a bare metal Raspberry Pi (without a Linux kernel or operating system). On Raspberry Pi 2 and larger, it can run 8 tone generators, not unlike the TX816/TX802 (8 DX7 instances without the keyboard in one box). Featured by HACKADAY, adafruit, and Synth Geekery.
We'd like to use this USB VID/PID to implement a MIDI device as a USB gadget.
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