sonatino

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   by sonatino 2y ago

   Absolutely. Coming from a software background, it's been eye-opening for me just how quickly those costs add up. And how painfully slow it can be to iterate. I wouldn't be doing this if I didn't just enjoy making stuff. I pro
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   by sonatino 2y ago

   Good question! I haven't gotten around to proper SNR testing, but I'm planning to do that. The board design has undergone quite a few revisions and improvements based on my own perceptual tests along the way. I've done my bes
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   by sonatino 2y ago

   It kind of depends on demand. So far I've been doing fairly small production runs to test the waters (and I'm still new to selling physical products; I'm a software engineer by day). If sales pick up, I'd love to start s
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   by sonatino 2y ago

   I've seen Daisy before but never tested it personally. Looks like a nice board, and if it covers what you need, go for the more economical option! For me, it comes down to convenience and connectivity. Sonatino has WiFi, BLE, a built-i
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   by sonatino 2y ago

   Thanks for your comment! Yes, there is a place for higher sample rates and bit depths - especially for authoring content and playback on high-end systems. As you mention, real-time effects can also benefit. I could have worded what I said b
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   Show HN: Sonatino – small audio dev board based on ESP32-S3

   64 points by sonatino 2y ago|40 comments