Hold switch 1 while plugging Spice to your computer then just paste the .uf2 file to RP2350


    Added Scale engine : 
        right page, switch 2 for scale selection (will update the manual with the scale list soon)
        Aux 1 = update value on trigger
        Aux 2 = update value when High (Glissando 🌶️🌶️)
        Aux 1  & 2 fonction are deactivated after both of them are low for 5sec
        Pot and CV are selecting the note


    Added Aux function to V/Oct engine (same as Scale)
    Added User waveform import (.wav), right page, switch 1
    Fixe BitCrush sometimes hanging Off
    Added LED boot animation


About the wavebank import :

    Spice wavetable banks are 256 samples * 256 waveforms (interpolated to 4096 sample * 65520 waveforms ). This is around 8 seconds of audio at 8Khz sample rate.


    Files should be store in a numbered folder under wavebanks/ (ex : wavebanks/01/ )


    Files name, samplerate and bitdepth does not matter (just 16bit minimum).


    Files are loaded in the order they have been copied (multi files copy/pasting 01.wav, 02.wav, 03.wav ... Seems to work but might not be consistent, will work on this later)


    Spice will simply read all the audio samples from all the files  in a wavebank folder and automaticaly generate the right wavetable format, so you can just drop audio files in a wavebank folder to already get some granular feel going.


Example : 

    4 waveforms of 256 samples each : Spice will automaticaly spread and interpolate to 256 waveforms.
    1 audio file of 1024 samples : every 256 samples block becomes 1 waveform so we get 4 waveforms spreaded and interpolated to 256 waveforms.


I recommend Waveedit for wavetable generation (https://synthtech.com/waveedit/), but random audio files can be quite fun too...