| DAVID | Posted: 11 Mar 2019, 07:32 AM |
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 I love mcus Member Posts: 237 Joined: 10-September 17 |
Hi, this is an old project that i made back in June 2017, it is an arduino running tetris, it is using as display 2 8x8 led matrices and 4 buttons for control. Back then i just have use annejan's code without modifications https://github.com/IJHack/tetris so it didn't had any music. So now (and with now i refer to 2 months ago) i added music with the use of timers. what my code does to play music is that it plays a bytestream (a const array of bytes that it is store in PROGMEM) which has been generated by a computer from a midi file (basically a midi file but in text) that includes delays, which midi notes to play on which tone generator and then it just converts the midi note to frequency that controls a wavetable synth and the data is sent through PWM in pin 9 (OC1A). You can check out my video at:https://youtu.be/EBNhFzYwQ5M Code as well as precompiled hex files:https://github.com/theawsomeavr/Arduino-tetris schematic:https://easyeda.com/elpro/arduino-tetris Last edit by DAVID at 17 Mar 2019, 03:00 AM ------------- |
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| mit | Posted: 16 Mar 2019, 02:58 PM |
 yeah whatever Admin Posts: 538 Joined: 4-May 16 |
Hi, just watched your video, that's really cool. Soon you are going to be better at this than I am. On github, if you fork annejan's tetris repo, you can commit your changes to it and they'll be able to see what you've done. You could potentially submit a pull request, and then they can merge in your changes. You probably need to use a git client to do this though, I'm not sure you can commit properly using just the web interface. ------------- |
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