"New" pmod AK4619VN codec to use with our fpga boards

[Jo mo]

Hello guys,

As you may know, i like FPGA for making sound!

Benitos already made a nice i2c block for playing with UDA1334A I2S Stereochip

But as i found this other one interesting too, i ordered last night a new toy from Germany !

What is nice:

- an  AK4619VN codec with 4 in, 4 outs ( audio channels, 192KHz / 32bit sampling , -8V to +8V swing )

remark: This voltage levels are too high for just being connected to headphones you need some additional hardware to bring down the volume !  

So think before purchasing this !

- plenty of code is available ready to use in github

- there is a computer simulator which allows you to simulate the verilog code inside a verilator module inside VCVrack (a modular synthetiser simulator software)

So we do not need to have this hardware module, nor an fpga board if we want to test this!

i will let you know when i start playing with it (converting verilog code to icestudio blocks), but i am already very exited :-) !

Have a nice evening!

[charli va]

Wow!! I love electronic music and generative music is something that interests me a lot Joaquim, open all the threads you want and count on me!

A few years ago, interested in this type of thing, I was developing a software synthesizer based on subtractive algorithms, I enjoyed it very much, but it was just a small toy as an experiment, I have always wanted to take it up again but I have never seen the opportunity.

Go ahead and tell us and I will do everything I can to help and I will try to learn as much as possible from what you tell us.

Thanks for the information and energy!

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[Democrito]

I'm looking forward to seeing how you put it into practice. When we talked about I2S in the past I was left wanting to see more examples. I tried to do something, but I couldn't continue. I will be attentive to your contributions to see if I somehow learn something from all this.

Sweet dreams!

[Jo mo]

Little update,

I got yesterday my parcel from Sebastian the "Berlinner" (he joined beautifully photos of the cold-war abandoned NSA spy station)

So, some fun work ahead to make icestudio blocks (with sebastian's verilog code) for icestudio.

Have a great week end guys!

[Jo mo]

and

[charli va]

I love this kind of details!i hope you enjoy a lot the pmod , appears awesome! 

Maintain open the thread!!

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[Democrito]

Look closely at the dashboard, if there is a chip that says "Stasi", it is a spy chip!

Jokes aside, everything looks great!