Developer Vincenzo Pacella has shared an open-source project to bring Ableton Link to modular synthesizers.
The project, pink-0, is a hardware shield for the Raspberry Pi Zero board and software and scripts for the Zero to provide real-time conversion from Ableton Link to modular-friendly clock and reset signals.
The user interface offers the possibility to change the tempo (affecting all of the participants), the loop length and the clock multiplier.
Here’s a demo of the pink-0 in action:
In the demo, pink-0 is sending clock and reset to DinSync Modseq. The clock signal is also sent to an SSSR Labs Divider and used as trigger for a Mutable Instruments Peaks.
The pink-0 is not currently a commercial product, but is shared as an open source project via GitHub.
via CDM
very cool
great thing! makes midi clocks obsolete …
yeehaaa. i love diy & open source & ableton link. it´s so good. thx Vincenzo Pacella!
raspberry pi is going to really change the world at the rate it is going
just saying that after i saw the “Steve Jobs” movie and in end where he talks about how a bicycle can make a human more efficient and what the computer could do for man.
I have to ask “how many can you help at 2000 bucks a pop???”
You post the same dumb comment on every thread. Entry level Mac costs a lot less than $2K
I would gladly pay for someone to build me this! In fact… I may know a guy!