Groovesizer has been quietly building a reputation in the DIY music hardware space for some time, and their latest release looks set to add another solid entry to that catalogue. The Mynah is a compact, six-voice polyphonic sampler powered by an ESP32 microcontroller, available as a build-it-yourself kit or fully assembled for those who would rather get straight to making music.
At its core is a 16-bit, 32kHz ADPCM audio engine, which gives it the kind of warm, crunchy texture associated with classic hardware samplers. It is not chasing pristine fidelity, and that is very much a deliberate design choice. Recording is handled via…
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