- Description: A quick development platform for ESP32-A1S digital effect pedal
- Version: 3.9
- Dual core 240MHz Tensilica Xtensa LX-6 (32-bit processor with floating point unit)
- WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity
- 24-bit stereo codec with analog pass-through bypass
- Six control inputs (for potentiometers, expression pedal, button, or selector switch)
- 3 buttons inputs (for foot switches)
- Guitar input
- Microphone input
- Stereo input/output
- MIDI input/output
- Taptempo Stereo (Ping-Pong) Delay
- Stereo Chorus
- BLE Pedal
- MIDI Pedal
- Mic Mixer
- Gain Doubler
- Distortion
- Provide BLE terminal client app and implement debug monitoring API via BLE, so the Serial port can be dedicated for MIDI
- Provide implementation of multi-button mode of the control input
- Version 3.9
- Fixed virtal function definitions on codec.h
- Tested with Arduino IDE 2.3.3, with Board esp32 by Espressif System V2.0.17 (install from board manager), MIDI Library by Francois Best, Lathoub V5.0.2
- Version 3.8
- Change <hwcrypto/aes.h> to <aes/esp_aes.h> in btterminal.h
- Tested with Arduino IDE 2.3.3, with Board esp32 by Espressif System V2.0.17 (install from board manager), MIDI Library by Francois Best, Lathoub V5.0.2
- Version 3.7
- Edited bsdsp.h, bsdsp.cpp, and distortion.ino for more consistent camelCase class naming
- Changed level detection algo in noiseGate object using only fullwave rectifier and 4th order 20Hz low pass filter
- Added distortion.ino in the example (stacked distortion with tone control and noise gate)
- Version 3.6
- Added waveshaper, rchipass, rclopass, simpletone, and noisegate objects in the library (bsdsp.h, bsdsp.cpp)
- Added distortion.ino in the example (stacked distortion with tone control and noise gate)
- Version 3.5
- Changed buffer count from 20 to 2 for 2 ms measured latency
- Added BGPM-2 schematic and PCB gerber file
- Version 3.4
- Added tap multiplier control and re-arrange the previous controls in taptempodelay scketch
- Added noise gate control in micmixer sketch example
- Added conversion optimization control in gaindoubler sketch example
- Fixed optimizeConversion function to be callable inside setup
- Added commented (inactive) optimizeConversion() code inside setup() section of all example sketches
- Version 3.3
- Added optimizeConversion(range) API for ES8388-version module to produce much less noise at default range 250mVrms/707mVpp
- Enabled ALC to reduce the clipping effect for limited range of ES8388 version module
- Enabled ALC to boost the microphoe gain with minimal compression and limiting effect
- Added setMicNoiseGate() API to use the noise gate feature of ES8388-version module
- Added setPhase method and setWaveTable method for oscillator object to accomodate non-sinusoidal waveforms
- Added runScope function for sending real-time waveform data to Arduino IDE's serial plotter
- Version 3.2
- Added slowSpeed property in control object to suppress the internal noise of ES8388 version in CM_POT control mode
- Fixed some error in example scketches
- Version 3.1
- Fixed uninitialized button pins for ES8388 version module
- Version 3.0
- Adding setDeviceType() function to support for both AC101 version and the new ES8388 version of the ESP32-A1S module
- Removing setOutMix() API function
- Adding new bypass mode parameter for analogBypass() and analogSoftBypass() API function
- Version 2.1 Edited Gain Doubler sketch example to synchronize with the manual document.
- Version 2.0
- All sketches in the example now left the main loop empty to dedicate core 1 for audio processing task
- Performance monitoring method runSystemMonitor has been added to the API, can be called after blackstompSetup when MIDI is not implemented
- All task's priorities has been reverted back to the same priority with audioprocessing task, except for the performance monitoring task which is the lowest (idle) priority
- Version 1.3 Fatal error fix at blackstomp.cpp at line 555 and 565
- Version 1.2 Changing the example sketches: change the serial to 9600 baud, deactivate the system info printing by commenting the code lines inside the loop
- Version 1.1 Fixed blackstomp.cpp at line 555 and 565
- Version 1.0 Initial release
- Blackstomp hardware and software programming manual at https://www.deeptronic.com/blackstomp/