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Building a Musical Synthesizer with the CC256x Audio Sink, Analog Device Connections, and Apps!

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2560, CC2564

Hello Community,

This thread is started with great respect because you technical minds and helpful ideas have inspired me to reach out to you. Please, feel free to use/copy/steal this idea. It is open for all just as TI has opened up their information to us.

The Goal: To create an Analog and Digital music Synthesizer!

The Method (Broad):
Android App sends data to the CC256x Audio Sink

--> Musical Audio Output is produced

--> Voltage High reference is set for the analog portion when appropriate

--> Digital to Analog conversion sends a signal through Analog Components to alter waveforms and then back to the audio output

The Focus: The DAC, ADC, and the Voltage References

The Questions: Since this is merely my first full college designing project, my expertise is closer to beginner-novice so have many questions.
1. Since this is merely my first full college designing project, my expertise is closer to beginner-novice so is Digital to Analog conversion required in an architecture like this?
2. Is it necessary to send a signal to analog components or is referencing them to some waveform generator a more useful way to go
3. What pieces of the puzzle are necessary to combine digital and audio signal synthesis?

Thanks!