Assemble an Arduino Uno-based device to recreate an N64 controller to play the first six songs from the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time!
Convert a 3D-printed bagpipe chanter into a BLE MIDI instrument.
Bring back the 8-bit music! Arduino / ESP library for playing melodies with visual feedback (notes or lyrics).
Turn an old "roller ball" mouse into a MIDI controller that can unlock new ways of making digital music.
This programmable guitar pedal works with the Raspberry Pi ZERO board and it is made to experiment with sounds and learn about digital audio
Expression pedal using MIDI CC messages over USB to control compatible Digital Audio Workstation VST guitar effects like wahwah pedals.
Make a portable Arduino Gamer with a 16x2 LCD & 2 buttons and run an Endless Runner game with background music and sound effects!
Add an external USB surround sound system to your Windows PC.
This instrument produces tones or sounds based on the light that falls on the surface of the photoresistor.
A DIY instrument that you can play by moving your hands in the air!!
let's create some music with relay
Stuffed toy with MP3 module, speaker, servo and piezoelectric sensor that nods to music.
Analyze your musician skills with this WiFi-connected maraca!
Make the cozy shisha nights unforgettable.
Arduino Synth is a project that consists of creating an 8-bit capacitive synthesizer.
A paper piano that relies on human touch for audio output using transistors.
How to make your micro:bit work as a touch-activated music generator, that plays Star Wars theme.
A very simple native application using ElectronJS to play music on a buzzer using an Arduino.
My second meetup explored I/O while building a sequencer. This is the project writeup for that event.
Play Super Mario theme song pressing the button. Choose your mode: note by note or continuous mode.
A wearable wireless MIDI controller.
A self-playing piano device that listens to your voice and plays along in real time, turning your singing into instant piano music.
In this project, I am going to demonstrate how to make a theremin-like instrument that makes weird spacey sounds.
Using a Sonos and a Spark Core to build a cool RFID-based jukebox.
