A simple and easy way to make music on an arduino
Keep your reeds in the correct humidity range and tune to a concert A at 440 Hz.
Sound generating shell utilizing the Teensy 4.0 with the audio synthesis library
USB controller for 8 series Sound Devices mixer/recorders
A fun speaker that can play mp3 files saved on either a USB or SD card. Great for sharing with friends and family in sets or as gifts!
A 3D printed triple Theremin where each Theremin interacts with each other using light to produce a cacophony of sounds.
In this project, I built a fully functional analog-style VU meter using an CrowPanel 3.5"-HMI ESP32 display, and LVGL.
A device using the Spresence platform for recording audio and video at the touch of a button - all inconspicuously to protect the operator.
Imagin watching a gripping documentary or a thrilling vlog from a content creator on the other side of the world, but you can't understand t
After several years dreaming to have a Valve Phono Pre-Amplifier, I finally was able to have my dream come true thanks to NextPCB.
Arduino comes with a demo program that generates MIDI musical notes.
In this tutorial we will make a colorful Volume Indicator using GC9A01 SPI Display, rotary encoder, Arduino and Visuino program.
This device will show you how hot your pot is with an RGB LED
Display real-time audio data from instruments using RGB LEDs.
Exhibit that allows visitors to match rfid embedded eggs to an image of a bird.
We all love a good treat when it comes to Halloween, so why not add some shock and horror to your food by making it scream!
A standalone 7-voice touch synthesizer for M5Stack Tab5 with sampling, effects, per-parameter LFOs, an XY pad, and switchable LVGL skins.
Connect the bluetooth to stream the audio and connect the WIFI to control it from the same device.
A simple portable game console everyone can make
In this project, I convert a classic PCL86 single-ended tube amplifier design to operate with the less common PCL82 vacuum tube.
Spotify/UPnP streamer with a CRC-proven bit-exact I2S path and an AI mode where YAMNet picks the EQ. UNO Q + a $5 DAC.
Can a tiny $2 full-range speaker deliver surprisingly rich sound inside a miniature Fostex-style back-loaded horn?
Memoirs of Disappearing Earth translates the live electrical current between human skin and changing landscapes into real-time soundscapes.
Built because your phone is the worst place to actually enjoy music. Meet RHYTHM: an open-source antidote to modern listening.
