Our Docs can be found on Github.

We stopped changing everything on a regular basis now, and are starting to soon publish docs here. 

Beatnik-Pi Github

Docs

1. Getting Started

1. Getting Started

The first question you should answer for yourself is:  What do you allready have? Depending on your existing Hardware you can build or buy a Beatnik Device that suits your...

1. Getting Started

The first question you should answer for yourself is:  What do you allready have? Depending on your existing Hardware you can build or buy a Beatnik Device that suits your...

2a. How to build a Beatnik Amplifier (WIP)

2a. How to build a Beatnik Amplifier (WIP)

2a. How to build a Beatnik Amplifier (WIP)

2b. How to build a DAC (outdated)

2b. How to build a DAC (outdated)

2b. How to build a DAC (outdated)

Glossary

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  • ALSA

    ALSA - The core software framework that handles audio on the Raspberry Pi and other Linux computers. You can think of it as the behind-the-scenes engine that translates the digital...

    ALSA

    ALSA - The core software framework that handles audio on the Raspberry Pi and other Linux computers. You can think of it as the behind-the-scenes engine that translates the digital...

  • ALSALoopback

    ALSA Loopback - A virtual, invisible audio cable inside your Raspberry Pi's software. It takes the audio output from one program and seamlessly redirects it as an input into another...

    ALSALoopback

    ALSA Loopback - A virtual, invisible audio cable inside your Raspberry Pi's software. It takes the audio output from one program and seamlessly redirects it as an input into another...

  • AVR

    AVR (Audio/Video Receiver) - A large central hub for home theater systems that takes in audio and video signals, amplifies them, and sends them to your speakers and TV. You...

    AVR

    AVR (Audio/Video Receiver) - A large central hub for home theater systems that takes in audio and video signals, amplifies them, and sends them to your speakers and TV. You...

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