My first completed soldering project. I used “gated” resistors to affect the pitch of my oscillator. Multiple buttons pressed simultaneously will allow more resistance… so different button combos will make different notes, like a trumpet.

My first Daisy Seed patch. Compiled a simple PlugData patch with a randomized arp.

Another Daisy Seed patch. A big family of arpeggiators with variables for pitch, envelope, and delay time. Learned that there is a limit to how much delay the Daisy can handle… Keep [delwrite~] below 5000 ms to avoid trouble.

Can you pre-load samples on a Daisy? Kind of!

Use the [soundfiler] object to read an audio file onto a graph/array, then delete that object. It’s not compatible for compiling to the Daisy. Use the [tabplay~] object (which is compatible) to play the saved audio data. Once again, I pushed up against the storage limits of the Daisy Seed. It refused to work with stored samples while processing delay or reverb.