Hi there,
It’s time for the final installment of our uSVC Sound tutorial, which explains how to import MIDI sounds and songs into your code, play them with uSVC, and manage your audio output.
This concludes our Sound tutorial, which means you now have all the tools you will need to create your first complete game for uSVC. And just in time, too! Production uSVC boards arrived at Mouser’s warehouse last Friday, so hopefully you will soon be able to start experimenting with your own uSVC!
As you work through this and previous tuitorials, we invite you to share your progress with the uSVC community!
In case you missed one of the previous tutorials, here is the summary of all the available material on uSVC:
- uSVC Tutorial 7: Sound (part 3)
- uSVC Tutorial 6: Sound (part 2)
- uSVC Tutorial 5: Sound (part 1)
- uSVC Tutorial 4: USB input
- uSVC Tutorial 3: smooth scrolling
- uSVC Tutorial 2: drawing sprites
- uSVC Tutorial 1: drawing tiles
- Setting up Atmel Studio for uSVC
- uSVC Kernel Source Code and Template Project
- uChip Game Map Editor
- uChip Simple VGA Console: an open source easy to build and easy to program retro-gaming console
- VGA library for uChip with USB Host support
- Open Source Code Repository: github.com/next-hack/usvc
Cheers!
Antonio