Add 62_BioMimicry - #348
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Six physics engines - Horses, Geese, Frogs, Rain, Meteors, Cicadas - generating organic triggers, CV and audio from real models: equine footfall timing, Kuramoto coupled oscillators, leaky integrate-and-fire, an inhomogeneous Poisson process, and amplitude-coupled insect patches. Voices are animal recordings with up to eight round robins each. In Horses the round robins are the four hooves, so a gait sounds like an animal rather than a drum machine. Hold the switch at power-on for TUNED, which plays the same recordings at their recorded pitch with no detuning, so uploaded notes can be galloped or dripped in tune, with 1V/oct on CV 2 saying which round robin just fired. Samples are replaceable from the browser over USB-MIDI (web/index.html) - Editor: web, so sitegen hosts it. Uploads land in a reserved 1MB flash region at a fixed address, so reflashing the firmware does not wipe them. Source WAVs are not duplicated here; the converted samples/*.raw are committed, so this builds as-is. Full history and the source recordings are at https://github.com/uglifruit/WorkshopBio CC-BY-4.0 for the card source. The sample library is Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License; ComputerCard.h is Chris Johnson's, MIT.
The changelog sat between the pitch and the first section about how the card works. Now at the end, newest first.
CLAUDE.md is internal working notes and is not shipped here, so the build section pointed at a file that does not exist in this repo. Points at the upstream repo instead.
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Claiming 62 for BioMimicry — six physics engines (equine gaits, Kuramoto frogs, leaky integrate-and-fire rain, Poisson meteors, amplitude-coupled cicadas, cascading geese) driving animal recordings with up to eight round robins each. Alt boot plays them untuned for pitched material, with 1 V/oct on CV 2 saying which round robin fired.
Sample replacement over USB-MIDI from
web/index.html—Editor: web.Notes for review
CC-BY-4.0card source. Sample library is Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License;ComputerCard.his Chris Johnson's, MIT.samples/*.raware committed, so it builds as-is. Originals and full history at uglifruit/WorkshopBio.releases/62_BioMimicry/.