Difference between revisions of "MOD Peripherals"
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== About == | == About == | ||
| − | We manufacture standard peripherals to control the sound effects that runs on the MOD | + | We manufacture standard peripherals to control the sound effects that runs on the MOD platform. |
| − | The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LV2 LV2], our standard for sound effect processing, allows the user to control plugin effect parameters through a control port. We developed an interface that allows external peripherals to | + | The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LV2 LV2], our standard for sound effect processing, allows the user to control plugin effect parameters through a control port. We developed an interface that allows external peripherals to control this plugin parameters, the [http://wiki.portalmod.com/wiki/Control_Chain Control Chain] interface. |
You can connect up to eight peripherals in any order. | You can connect up to eight peripherals in any order. | ||
You can address any actuator of the peripherals from our graphical user interface and give them LV2 properties. | You can address any actuator of the peripherals from our graphical user interface and give them LV2 properties. | ||
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It also has a footswitch that can be addressed with many LV2 properties. | It also has a footswitch that can be addressed with many LV2 properties. | ||
| − | The | + | The electronic is controlled by a powerful ARM micro-controller. |
[[File:MOD-Peripherals-Expression-Pedal.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Expression Pedal]] | [[File:MOD-Peripherals-Expression-Pedal.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Expression Pedal]] | ||
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It has a 20x4 Character LCD display to give feedback of the plugin parameters. | It has a 20x4 Character LCD display to give feedback of the plugin parameters. | ||
| − | The | + | The electronic is controlled by a powerful ARM micro-controller. |
We actually have a working prototype and the product will bre released at the end of 2014. | We actually have a working prototype and the product will bre released at the end of 2014. | ||
[[File:MOD-Peripherals-Footswitch1.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Footswitch Extensor]] | [[File:MOD-Peripherals-Footswitch1.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Footswitch Extensor]] | ||
| − | [[File:MOD-Peripherals-Footswitch2.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Footswitch Extensor | + | [[File:MOD-Peripherals-Footswitch2.jpg|800px|thumb|left|MOD Footswitch Extensor Acrylic Prototype]] |
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== MOD Arduino Shield == | == MOD Arduino Shield == | ||
The MOD Arduino Shield was designed to help developers and hackers who wants to create their own effects controllers for MOD. | The MOD Arduino Shield was designed to help developers and hackers who wants to create their own effects controllers for MOD. | ||
| − | The main idea is that, with little effort, anyone can design and assemble the | + | The main idea is that, with little effort, anyone can design and assemble the electronics of any sensor, integrate with Arduino and then with MOD. |
Copy and paste some lines of code, solder some components on the breadboard, and easily have your own controller of MOD effects. | Copy and paste some lines of code, solder some components on the breadboard, and easily have your own controller of MOD effects. | ||
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Main article: [http://wiki.portalmod.com/wiki/MOD_Arduino_Shield MOD Arduino Shield] | Main article: [http://wiki.portalmod.com/wiki/MOD_Arduino_Shield MOD Arduino Shield] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:51, 2 April 2016
About
We manufacture standard peripherals to control the sound effects that runs on the MOD platform. The LV2, our standard for sound effect processing, allows the user to control plugin effect parameters through a control port. We developed an interface that allows external peripherals to control this plugin parameters, the Control Chain interface. You can connect up to eight peripherals in any order. You can address any actuator of the peripherals from our graphical user interface and give them LV2 properties.
MOD Expression Pedal
Not just a regular wah-wah or volume pedal. It can control any parameter of any plugin. Tone, frequency, delay, gain and many others.
It also has a footswitch that can be addressed with many LV2 properties.
The electronic is controlled by a powerful ARM micro-controller.
MOD Footswitch Extensor
Extend your MOD footswitch number. Connect many footswitches to get the most flexible pedalboard. Each footswitch can have different LV2 properties - they can actuate as toggle, trigger, enumeration, bypass, tap tempo and others.
It has a 20x4 Character LCD display to give feedback of the plugin parameters.
The electronic is controlled by a powerful ARM micro-controller.
We actually have a working prototype and the product will bre released at the end of 2014.
MOD Arduino Shield
The MOD Arduino Shield was designed to help developers and hackers who wants to create their own effects controllers for MOD.
The main idea is that, with little effort, anyone can design and assemble the electronics of any sensor, integrate with Arduino and then with MOD.
Copy and paste some lines of code, solder some components on the breadboard, and easily have your own controller of MOD effects.
Main article: MOD Arduino Shield
