One of the most famous sound chips of the 80s is undoubtedly the MOS 6581 Sound Interface Device, or SID for the Commodore 64. Let's put one on a breadboard and get some sounds out of it.
Recreate this project with a PCB from PCBWAY: https://www.pcbway.com/?from=Doctor%2...
Schematic and ESP32 sketch on Github: https://github.com/michalin/C64sid
Tools:
Camera: https://amzn.to/3kDp1BJ
USB Oscilloscope: https://amzn.to/3CMC7Tu
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00:00 - The MOS 6581 SID Chip
00:23 - Breadboard Assembly
03:09 - The 3 Voices
03:58 - Ring Modulator
04:30 - Voice Synchronization
05:01 - ADSR Envelopes
05:47 - Analog Filters
06:52 - Analog Inputs
07:26 - Waveform and Envelope Registers
08:16 - Software Sound Effects
09:11 - Digisound and Digifix