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gen~ to Daisy: exporting Max Gen patchers for the ElectroSmith Daisy hardware platforms
A Large update that overhauls the board support to use a common schema for hardware definitions. This means that the all of the official boards now use the same JSON...
[User ArguZ on the Daisy forum has run into an issue with the Petal and Versio targets.](https://forum.electro-smith.com/t/oopsy-update-prerelease-want-to-try-the-new-features-early/3456/13)
I have tried both on Max 8 and also directly through code simple sd card examples and seems sd card is not working at all. Tried on the Daisy Patch...
Missing definitions for "OOPSY_TARGET_PATCH": 1, "OOPSY_TARGET_HAS_OLED": 1, "OOPSY_IO_COUNT": 4, "OOPSY_TARGET_HAS_MIDI_OUTPUT": 1, "OOPSY_HAS_ENCODER": 1 Made flashing with the patch.json more or less useless as none of the peripherals was working.
Data objects could load audio data from wave, other binary, or even text files stored on SDcard if the names match.
The README should be restructured in part like [pd2dsy's](https://github.com/electro-smith/pd2dsy), which has detailed information on each component and its variants. This will be particularly relevant for those who want to supply...
The option to flip the screen so that someone could mount a module like the Daisy Patch with a display upside down.
I have been trying to use the SD with oopsy, but I can't make it work I have my daisy seed connected with the SD card, it has drumLoop.wav on...
On boards like the Daisy Patch SM, and the Daisy Field, there are inputs configured as bipolar CV inputs. These inputs take in voltage in a range of -5V to...
On my breadboard I have connected only d0 (not d1,d2,d3) to use the 1-bit mode I downloaded the dev branch I checked the genlib_daysi.h to be in 1-bit mode ```...