ATMEGA16 microcontroller AVR Synth - Elby Designs

• just tweaking this new synth
• trying to find its sweet spots
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• "The AVRSYN is a monophonic "virtual analog" synth based
  • on the Atmel AT90S8535 microcontroller. It was originally designed by Jarek Ziembicki.
  • His aim was to check to see if a simple micro-processing chip could be used for sound synthesis.
• Paul Maddox later adapted this design design using a
• ATMEGA16 instead as the AT90S8535 is no longer in production.
  • The AVR consists of
  • two DCO's, a DCF, and a DCA. There is also an LFO and an AR/ASR
• envelope generator.
• This synth comes in a kit form
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•  The AVRSYN is a monophonic "virtual analog" synth based on the Atmel AT90S8535 microcontroller. It was originally designed by Jarek Ziembicki. 
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• His aim was to check to see if a simple micro-processing chip could be used for sound synthesis. Paul Maddox later adapted this design design using a ATMEGA16 instead as the AT90S8535 is no longer in production. I think they succeeded. The AVR consists of two DCO's, a DCF, and a DCA. There is also an LFO and an AR/ASR envelope generator. All sounds are from the AVR. Thanks to Blake C for the tweaking. Check out Blakes tunes at: http://soundcloud.com/blakusmaximus 
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• Thanks to Matt from RhythmActive for the AVRSYNTH http://www.rhythmactive.com.au/