Our approach to expanding the Redshift, and features pending

When developing software under time pressure (the only way it ever happens in reality), there’s often many conflicting requirements that need to be weighed against each other, such as getting features out quickly, fixing bugs quickly, and, uh… just anything quickly! When it comes to developing the Redshift 6 firmware, there’s a number of principles…

Dev Diary #4

Hi! Timo this time, from a sunny office on a cold winters day where we’re working hard to bring you the next update! That’s right, the next update: the final beta of v1.1.0 is now out (available at our Discord server), and unless any major bugs are found, v1.1.0 stable will be released next Wednesday,…

Dev Diary #2

Hi all! It’s Timo again from the dark dungeon where we’re sweating to bring you the first firmware update. Since the last update we’ve advanced quite a bit: the nasty bug in release mode in the USB firmware has been fixed (it was a stack overflow, a bug category classic enough to have a Q&A…

Dev Diary #1

Hello world! I’m Timo, the lead designer of the Redshift 6. I’ve designed most of the circuit boards, and I write most of the voice firmware from the actual synth control all the way to production testing and calibration. This is the first in an ongoing series of blog posts giving a bit of an…