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                        "*": "A DSP Tonewheel Organ emulator.\n\nsetBfree is a MIDI-controlled, software synthesizer designed to imitate the sound and properties of the electromechanical organs and sound modification devices that brought world-wide fame to the names and products of Laurens Hammond and Don Leslie.\n\nhttp://setbfree.org/\n\nhttps://github.com/pantherb/setBfree\n\n[[File:B3.jpg]]"
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                        "*": "How to get Zynthian working with a minimal amount of parts and no rotary encoders, no soldering etc., using the Official Raspberry Pi Foundation 7\" Touchscreen.\n\nThis page is still being developed. Still trying to get it to work, and get these instructions exactly correct. Use at your own risk. Please edit this page if you have corrections.\nThe Zynthian SD image won\u2019t work without a proper audio device (DAC). The RBPi integrated \u201caudio device\u201d is not suitable because it sounds poor and has latency. The SD image is pre-configured to work with HifiBerry DAC+, although you can use any DAC that works with RBPi (i.e. any I2S device).\nThese instructions will attempt to configure the Zynthian image to work with the RBPi integrated \u201caudio device\u201d (even though it has poor performance) or an inexpensive USB audio adapter. \n\nForum posting on this topic: https://discourse.zynthian.org/t/official-rbpi-touchscreen-7/430/23\n\n= Parts:=\n* RASPBERRY PI 3 MODEL B $35 MCM Part #83-17300\n* RASPBERRY PI TOUCH DISPLAY $60 MCM Part #83-16872\n* 5.1VDC 2.5A Regulated AC Power Adapter $5.99 MCM Part #28-19338\n* MicroSD Card 16GB or larger\n* USB Audio Adapter based on the CM109 (Google: usb sound card cm109)\n(also you should use/borrow a USB or Bluetooth keyboard, and an optional USB or Bluetooth mouse - temporarily to configure software)\n\n=Setup=\n# Download \u201cGorgona\u201d SD Image for Zynthian for RBPi3 (8 GB) (you need bittorrent software (free) to download this)\n\n* http://blog.zynthian.org/download/zynthian_gorgona_rbpi3-2016-12-21.img.torrent\n* Here's the page that mentions the download: https://discourse.zynthian.org/t/merry-zynthians-and-happy-new-sd-image/314\n* or get the image mentioned here: https://discourse.zynthian.org/t/official-rbpi-touchscreen-7/430/22\n# Flash the software on to the MicroSD card using Etcher https://etcher.io/ (free software works on Mac, Windows or Linux)\n# Enable SSH by placing a file named ssh, without any extension, onto the boot partition of the MicroSD card. (The only \"folder\" you see if you view the contents of the SDcard on a PC)\n# Connect the touch display to the Raspberry Pi using the included instructions\n# Insert the MicroSD card into the Raspberry Pi\n# Connect the Raspberry Pi to your local router using a Ethernet cable (or connect using WiFi - see below)\n# Connect the power Adapter to the Raspberry Pi and plug it into the wall.\n# The Raspberry Pi will boot up Zynthian.\n# To configure, connect to Zynthian using a web browser.\n\nConnecting to your Zynthian box http://wiki.zynthian.org/index.php/Accessing_Zynthian_from_your_computer\n\n=Configure Zynthian software=\n\nUse a web browser to access your Zynthian box's admin web page .  Depending on your setup you might try to just use '''http://zynthian.local/''' - if that doesn't work You need to enter the IP address of your Zynthian. \n\n# Login to your Zynthian's admin webpage (password: raspberry)\n[[File:ZynLogin.png]]\n# Change the display to Generic HDMI, and set lcd_rotate=2 in the Config.\n[[File:HDMI.JPG]]\n# Change the Audio device to USB device. Need to provide the proper device name in the Jackd Options: replace ''hw:0'' with the correct device name. Find the device name by giving the Linux command: '''aplay -L''' at the command line\n[[File:ZynAudio.png]]\n# Change the Wiring to DUMMIES\n[[File:ZynWiring.png]]\n\n - '''update zynthian software''' from the admin menu\n - '''update zynthian library''' from the admin menu\n - '''restart GUI''' (or '''reboot''') from the admin menu\n\n cd /zynthian/zynthian-sys/scripts\n ./update_zynthian.sh\n ./update_zynthian.sh        (yes run it twice)\n ./update_zynthian_data.sh\n\n==Step 1: Edit fb1 to fb0 in all these files:==\n\n nano /etc/systemd/system/zynthian.service\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-sys/sbin/splash-screen.sh\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-sys/sbin/zynthian.sh\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-ui/zynthian.sh\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-ui/zynthian_gui_config.py\n\n==Step 2: Edit boot/config.txt==\n\n nano /boot/config.txt\n\nEdit the following lines according to your screen or set to None and it will auto detect. Try None first if that does not work then put in screen width and height.\n framebuffer_width=1024\n framebuffer_height=600\n\ncomment out both lines\n #dtoverlay=pitft28-capacitive,rotate=90,speed=32000000,fps=20\n #dtoverlay=pitft28-resistive,rotate=90,speed=32000000,fps=20\n\nIf you are running the HDMI screen from the USB port add this line to the end of the file. changes the output voltage on all 4 usb combined from 600mA to double that, 1200mA. which is need for external hd or powering hdmi monitors. Note use a 2A power supply or greater.\n\n max_usb_current=1\n\nAdd those lines at the end of the file suggested by the manufacture if None or framebuffer settings from above did not work. For example: 7\" Waveshare display - the values below should be adjusted according to your screen\n hdmi_goup=2\n hdmi_mode=1\n hdmi_mode=87\n hdmi_cvt 1024 600 60 6 0 0 0\n\n==Step 3: Edit Configure X11==\n\n nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-pitft.conf\n\nedit the file to look like this:\n\n Section \"Device\"\n Identifier \"HDMI\"\n Driver \"fbdev\"\n Option \"fbdev\" \"/dev/fb0\"\n EndSection\n\n==Step 4: Reboot==\n shutdown -r now\n<hr>\n\n=Alternate set of instructions=\n\n* If you do not have an Ethernet cable connection to the Internet, configure WiFi by (How to do this?).\n# use a program like PuTTY on a PC to connect to the Pi via ssh. username: root, password: raspberry\n# Ensure the Raspbian operating system is up to date by connecting your Pi to the internet and running the following commands in the terminal:\n\n sudo apt-get update\n sudo apt-get upgrade\n sudo rpi-update\n\n===Install a text editor===\n apt-get install nano\n\n==1. Update==\n\n    cd /zynthian/zynthian-sys; git checkout .\n    cd /zynthian/zynthian-ui; git checkout .\n    cd /zynthian/zynthian-sys/scripts/\n    ./update_zynthian.sh\n    ./update_zynthian.sh #Yes twice - first run returns an error on a fresh installation\n    ./update_zynthian_data.sh\n    ./update_zynthian_recipes.sh\n    ./update_zynthian_sys.sh\n\n==2. Edit fb1 to fb0 in all three files:==\n nano /etc/systemd/system/zynthian.service\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-sys/sbin/splash-    screen.sh\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-sys/scripts/zynthian_envars.sh\n\n==3. Also here:==\n nano /zynthian/zynthian-sys/etc/systemd/zynthian.service\n # Find and modify the following line  \n Environment=FRAMEBUFFER=/dev/fb0\n\n==4. Edit boot/config.txt==\n\n nano /boot/config.txt\n\nEdit the following lines according to your screen\n framebuffer_width=1024\n framebuffer_height=600\n\ncomment out both lines\n #dtoverlay=pitft28-capacitive,rotate=90,speed=32000000,fps=20\n #dtoverlay=pitft28-resistive,rotate=90,speed=32000000,fps=20\n\nAdd these lines at the end of the file (the values below should be adjusted according to your screen)\n max_usb_current=1\n hdmi_goup=2\n hdmi_mode=1\n hdmi_mode=87\n hdmi_cvt 1024 600 60 6 0 0 0\n\n==5. Configure X11==\n\n cd /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/\n\nremove all files except 99-pitft.conf\n\nedit the config\n nano 99-pitft.conf\n\nthe file should look like this\n Section \"Device\"\n   Identifier \"HDMI\"\n   Driver \"fbdev\"\n   Option \"fbdev\" \"/dev/fb0\"\n EndSection\n\n==6. In order to increase font size:==\n\n    nano /zynthian/zynthian-ui/zynthian_gui_config.py\n\n\nFind and modify the following lines\n\n    topbar_height=48\n    font_topbar=(font_family,18)\n    font_listbox=(font_family,16)\n    font_ctrl_title_maxsize=18"
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