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Reply 30000 of 30001, by dominusprog

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StriderTR wrote on Yesterday, 02:40:

Got it. So is it necessary for the wavetable to function? Or it can work as any other wavetable?

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Reply 30001 of 30001, by StriderTR

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dominusprog wrote on Yesterday, 19:47:
StriderTR wrote on Yesterday, 02:40:

Got it. So is it necessary for the wavetable to function? Or it can work as any other wavetable?

I don't believe so, at least not in this case. I mean, you need a DAC somewhere to convert the emulated digital output from the Pi Zero into an analog output the card can send to your speakers. Though, I could be mistaken.

On here, the 3.5MM jack isn't used. The DAC does the conversion and sends it right out to the wavetable header.

Pi Zero GPIO21 to the DIN (Digital Input) on DAC, then to the DAC Analog L&R outputs, then to Wavetable Header Pins 20 & 24 through a couple 10uf caps.

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