Pi Pico Arduino synthesizer (Super/hyper/multi saw), little guide, install Arduino to get it running

This video includes a little guide to get the multi saw example running from scratch. Unfortunately my old virtual machine is completely broken and forced me to set up a new system. I used this to show all steps required to get Arduino installed on a fresh system until the execution of the project on the Raspberry Pi Pico Hope this video does help you. Please let me know which content would be required in a follow up video. In the next video I would like to show some options you can configure. During the video you hear some jamming recorded using the tiny2040 with a passive filter circuit connected to the PWM output. --- The multi saw project in detail: https://youtu.be/kcf597op8o4 Pi Pico without DAC: https://youtu.be/b_vXfD0tSy4 Super/Hyper saw synthesizer with the ESP32: https://youtu.be/xfgkDmqA3LI Details of the chorus effect: https://youtu.be/ZIiSp7yM6o8 Projects can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/marcel-licence Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcel_licence/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarcelLicence Discord: https://discord.gg/mbPcNhQd (if the link doesn't work please check the description of the latest video) Mail: mailto:[email protected] --- Intro: (0:00) Download and install the Arduino IDE: (1:05) Compile an example: (4:05) Execute an example: (4:50) Get the Multi Saw example: (5:35) Hardware preparation: (10:40) Audio Test: (13:10) Outro: (14:57)