“Build a retro sounding 8-Bit Sound Generator and control it through MIDI.This design is partly inspired by Chiptune enthusiasts building Arduino circuits to play Chiptune files and some of my own ideas to integrate the sound of early video …
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“Here you will find everything you need to make the Daisy mp3 player. All the source files, hex files, EAGLE cad files, and documents are here. This is the official Make: mp3 player available here or at the Make: store …
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“2 x 16-band audio spectrum analyzer with Arduino Nano and 2 x 16 chars LCD display. This project is based on Shajeeb’s project. This little and easy-to-do project is based on an idea to represent audio spectrum data: 32-Band …
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“Concept A drum machine which generates rhythms using probability. Imagine a traditional step-based drum machine, but where various dice are rolled for each step, with the resulting numbers used to determine the behaviour of the beat. Setup DrumKid is based …
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“We want listen music with high bass and with best music sound so today I am going to make a circuit of Bass and Treble that will control the bass and treble of sound. Let’s get started, Components required …
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“An inexpensive device for learning Morse Code, using STM32F103C “Blue Pill” microcontroller board, 2.2” ILI9341 TFT, rotary encoder, and piezo element. Based on “Morse Code Tutor” by Jack Purdum W8TEE. Full description and 8-part tutorial available at w8bh.net …
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“The Snark Barker is a 100% compatible clone of the famed SB 1.0 “Killer Card” sound card from 1989. It implements all the features, including the digital sound playback and recording, Ad Lib compatible synthesis, the joystick/MIDI port …
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“I’m a big fan of technology and music, and I decided to make this after I was inspired by my former life as a piano student. Anyways… In this lesson, I’ll show you how to make a cheap …
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“I found a tiny speaker while tearing down an old P.C. for recycling and thought I’d see what it sounded like using the Arduino Tone() function. I began with one 10 potentiometer to control the pitch and started …
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“Purposes and functions: Our wearable technology project is to create a wireless air piano glove with synchronized lights using basic electronics, a micro-controller such as a HexWear, and a laptop with Arduino and Max 8 software. The uses of our …
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