Themis is a hybrid digital-analog music synthetiser based on analog chips CEM3340, CEM3320 and V2164D by CoolAudio, a Raspberry Pi 3 for the user interface, and a STM32F7 for the enveloppes generation. The project is hosted by ENSEA Graduate School of Electrical Engineering, Cergy, Univ. Paris-Seine, and involves a dozen graduate students each year. A working prototype is to be released by Spring 2019. The project is led by Professor S. Reynal.
2019-2020 Team members:
- Apolline
- Luca
2018-2019 Team members:
- Alexandre Niger (Polyrythmic Sequencer)
- Alexis Poumeyrol (CEM3340, Analog Team)
- Bastien Fratta (Java Interface, Raspberry)
- Corentin Colart (Polyrythimic Sequencer)
- Corentin Mantion (ADSR enveloppes, STM32F7 team)
- Diane Duthoit (Digital Audio Effects module)
- Hugo Peltzer (Raspberry Pi / STM32F7 communication protocol, stm32 side)
- Loic Pineau (Raspberry Pi / STM32F7 communication protocol, RPi side)
- Lucien Manza (bargraphs, Raspberry Pi)
- Morgan Prioton (VCO calibrating, STM32F7 team)
- Mathieu Tissandier (Ring modulator, analog team)
- Nathan Tricot (VCO log converter, analog team)
- Nicolas Ourmet (Analog switches, modulation matrix, STM32 team)
- Roland Giraud (power supply, team analo)
- Ronan Martin (quad encoders, team raspberry)
- Thomas Mazella (V2140 mixer, analog team)
- Tristan Poul (subbass osc, team analo)
- Wadie Moutawakil (Karplus-Strong waveform synthetis)
Former 2017-2018 team members:
- Adrien Roziere (LM13700 VCO)
- Alex Coniasse (tube distortion)
- Amélie Soler (BBD delay)
- Fabio Dos Santos (VCF CEM3320)
- Hadrien Riviere (tube distortion)
- Imane El Fatihi (I2C bus expander)
- Mounir Lig (Midi input)
- Nishan Meerun (Wavetable)
- Pierre-Edouard Barthelemy (VCA)
- Virgile Clabaux (analog team project leader)