mozzi_experiments

Experiments with Mozzi, mostly on SAMD21 chips

Sketches

eighties_dystopia - A swirling ominous wub that evolves over time
eighties_dystopia_rp2040 - Same thing, but on a Raspberry Pi Pico
eighties_arp - An arpeggio explorer for non-musicians and test bed for my "Arpy" arpeggio library

Demos

"eighties_dystopia" - See this Twitter thread or this blog post on Adafruit or this video below

eighties_dystopia_720p_nohdr.mp4
"eighties_arp" - click for youtube video

How to install Mozzi

Mozzi is not in the Arduino Library Manager, but installing it is pretty easy anyway. The installation process is the same way you hand-install any Arduino library.

Go to https://github.com/sensorium/Mozzi and click on the green "Code" button, then click "Download ZIP".
You will get a "Mozzi-master.zip" file. Rename it to "Mozzi.zip"
In the Arduino IDE, go to "Sketch" -> "Include Library" -> "Install .ZIP library...", then pick your "Mozzi.zip" file.
Once it completes, you will see Mozzi in the list of available libraries and the Mozzi examples in "File" -> "Examples" -> "Mozzi". Many of the examples will work with Scout but not use the keyboard.

Using Mozzi

Mozzi is very particular about what is in loop(). Do not put anything else in there. Instead put it in the void updateControl() function. See the sketches for examples.

Any questions?

Open up an issue on this repo or contact me on twitter/@todbot!