Meet the Seed3,
a super sound computer.
Explore Seed3
Hear Sound Today.
Grab a Seed3 Dev Kit and start building the audio device of your dreams.
Just cause we're buds.
The Seed3 Dev Kits are open source hardware. What does that mean? You can take any circuit, component, even the whole board, and use it in your own commercial design. No strings attached.
Get Started with Seed3 Dev Kits
Follow these three simple steps to bring your audio device dreams to life.
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Choose Your Audience
Get started with our application-specific dev kits.
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Design Your Sound
Load one of our firmware templates and craft the audio device you've been dreaming up.
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Build Your Hardware and Launch!
Use our OSH dev kits as a starting point and design your hardware. The rest is up to you!
The next generation of Daisy is here.
So What's New?
Even Higher Fidelity
The Seed3 sports a new audio codec (TI TAC5242) with crystal clear audio. Up to 32-bit, 192kHz processing and an unbelievably low noise floor (-120 db).
USB-C
Daisy now comes with USB-C. No more flipping the connector three times before it fits :)
Get Low
A new low-profile design perfect for fitting into the smallest enclosures, Seed3's Jtag header has been replaced with an unpopulated through-hole footprint.
And what's the same?
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Pinout
Seed3 is pin-to-pin compatible with all existing Daisy Seed hardware. No updates to external circuitry needed.
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Firmware
Been working on a compelling piece of DSP for your next Daisy powered device? Don't worry, it'll flash straight to the Seed3 no problem.
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Price
All the benefits of the Seed3, without any added cost. The Seed3 is still $29.99.
"Nearly every improvement in Seed3 started as a conversation with our community."
"From USB-C to an upgraded audio path, and yes, the matte black solder mask, this release reflects years of feedback from people building incredible instruments, pedals, and interactive audio projects with Daisy."
Andrew Ikenberry
Founder
Daisy now ships faster, and cheaper
Daisy Success Stories
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HiChord
When designing HiChord, Pocket Audio leveraged the Seed2 DFM’s low-profile design, differential audio I/O, and onboard RAM and processor to deliver a robust, portable chord synthesizer.
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The Noise
Metal band Alpha Wolf and Tallon Electronic used the Daisy platform’s robust processing capabilities to bring their multi-pedal pitch-shifting sound into a single box.
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Stardust
Qu-Bit's modular synth designs utilize the Daisy platform to craft high-fidelity audio manipulation machines, and Stardust is no exception. A futurist's take on the classic tape looper.
Branch Out With Daisy
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Software Support
SoftwareDaisy is flexible. Explore official and community supported runtimes to find the right programming language for you.
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Hardware Solutions
HardwareDaisy comes in all shapes and sizes, making it the perfect hardware fit for any product.
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Community
CommunityDaisy isn't just a platform, it's a global community of makers, sharing ideas and building together. Join the conversation and be part of the fun!
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Let's Build a Turntable Synth!
Let's build a sampler synth that can record a sound and play it back as you spin a turntable-inspired disc!
Let's Build a Turntable Synth!
Let's build a sampler synth that can record a sound and play it back as you spin a turntable-inspired disc!
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How Samplers Changed Music Forever
Unlike synthesizers, which generate sounds electronically, samplers capture real-world audio and transform it into a playable instrument. So where did it all begin?
How Samplers Changed Music Forever
Unlike synthesizers, which generate sounds electronically, samplers capture real-world audio and transform it into a playable instrument. So where did it all begin?
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Uncovering Modular Esoterica with Alchemy Lab
The latest from Hermetic Modular brings a new Daisy-powered Eurorack development platform to the scene. Open-sourced, UI-equipped, and teeming with official and community firmwares.
Uncovering Modular Esoterica with Alchemy Lab
The latest from Hermetic Modular brings a new Daisy-powered Eurorack development platform to the scene. Open-sourced, UI-equipped, and teeming with official and community firmwares.
