Hothouse Examples - clevelandmusicco/HothouseExamples GitHub Wiki

[!IMPORTANT] We (try to) keep this page up to date, so check back often and don't forget to git pull the repo as a habit!

Getting the example .bin files

To flash these examples on your Hothouse, you will need to either:

  • Setup a development environment as explained in the 10-Minute Quick Start, after which, you could compile the code and flash using make commands

... OR ...

Neither approach is better than the other; it just comes down to your preference.

Official Cleveland Music Co. examples

Stereo Examples

More coming soon ...

  • StereoReverbWithTails - A great-sounding reverb with pre-delay, tails, and either true stereo-to-stereo or mono-to-stereo modes
  • HarmonicTremVerb - Tremolo with rich harmonic and stereo "seasick" modes, and a stereo spring reverb effect
  • ShimmerVerb - Shimmer reverb with modulated reverb tails (dual-mono and due for a true stereo update)
  • ModDelay - Coming soon ... Modulated delay with vibrato or chorus mode, and a 5-minute looper
  • TriChorus - Chorus effect with three voices; capable of lush 80s tones as well as totally broken sounds (making it a sort of Fuzz Factory of chorus pedals)
  • StereoTest - A simple but useful utility project that generates a selectable wave type with variable frequency, amplitude, and panning options
  • BasicSynth - Turns your Hothouse into a USB MIDI monophonic synth with multiple waveforms, Moog filter, resonance, attack and decay controls

Ported from DaisyExamples

Most of these are mono-to-stereo for now.

Pure Data (Pd) examples

Just a handful of examples intended to show how to use the Hothouse with Pure Data/Plugdata patches and hvcc.

Community contributions

[!NOTE] This repo is in its early days. Over time, it will grow with contributions from Cleveland Music Co., as well as—if all goes well—many more contributions from the community!

Have a great effect you want to add to the repo? PULL REQUESTS ARE WELCOME!

What's next?

Ready to move past the examples and create your own effects? Checkout Creating Your Own Effects!