I’m sorry to say that I have stopped working on this firmware. If you want the latest and greatest of what the o_C has to offer, I recommend checking out the Phazerville fork. It includes all of the work I put into Benispheres and then some!
I have extreme gratitude for everyone’s support and enthusiasm over the years, it has meant a lot to me. Contributing to a meaningful open source project has been a goal of mine since I started my career as a developer. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to achieve that dream! I’m sure I will work on modular projects again in the future, feel free to follow me on instagram @benirosemusic or my YouTube channel to stay updated on all of my projects and music, and don’t be afraid to reach out! It has been a true blessing to be a part of this community.
To download and install the latest release, head to releases.
To learn more about what makes this fork different than the original Hemisphere Suite, head to the wiki.
Benisphere takes the Hemisphere Suite in a new direction, adding new applets and some enhancements to existing ones, while also removing o_C style apps to make space for these changes.
Yes! This fork was an opportunity for me add stuff I wanted to see on my o_C without having to worry about running up against any legacy issues for other Hemipshere users. When I shared some of the progress I was making in my fork, people seemed excited and interested in trying it out, so I have made it an official fork rather than just my own personal project. I try to give back any improvements I make to the main Hemispheres repo when possible, but 1) it is not clear if that repo is still active and 2) there is barely any room remaining on the Teensy for improvements. By deciding that this version of the suite will only contain Hemisphere applets I was able to make room for new applets and other improvements. I do accept feature request issues and pull request, but the things that will make it in to this fork are still largely up to my discression.
As of v1.0, I have added two new applets inspired by very popular modules (Mutable Instruments Grids and Noise Engineering Mimetic Digitalis) as well as some minor improvements to existing apps. I've also removed all of the full-width o_C style apps to make space for these changes. To see all of the changes in detail, visit the wiki.
Head over to the releases section and download the latest release. Follow the "Method A" instructions from the Ornament and Crime website, except use the hex file you downloaded from the releases section.
Alternatively, you can follow instructions in this video.
Note: you can reload any other previous firmware you had installed (stock o_C or Hemisphere Suite) just as easily.
You can download this repo and build the code following the "Method B" instruction from the Ornament and Crime website. Very specific legacy versions of the Arduino IDE and Teensyduino add-on are required to build, and are not installable on 64-bit only systems, like Mac OS. You must use an older version (Mojave or before) or a VM to install these versions.
Beta tester @jroo jokingly called it that, and it kind of stuck! It's supposed to be a bit tongue in cheek, so I hope it's not taken too seriously! Also it has a nicer ringer than "Hemisphere Suite BR Fork".
This is a fork of Hemisphere Suite by Jason Justian (aka chysn). I could not have built Hemisphere Suite, so a million thanks to Jason for doing the true hard work and keeping it open source.
ornaments & crimes is a collaborative project by Patrick Dowling (aka pld), mxmxmx and Tim Churches (aka bennelong.bicyclist) (though mostly by pld and bennelong.bicyclist). it (considerably) extends the original firmware for the o_C / ASR eurorack module, designed by mxmxmx.