A musical arm used to play 7 'sur' using only three fingers!
USB/MIDI controller with isomorphic keyboard for music performance.
System of door opening with password for notes of flute using Matlab to interface and communication Bluetooth.
A pocket Spotify controller that turns RFID charms into music shortcuts for earphone users.
Use a Circuit Playground Express to make a new age instrument!
It is a carry-on Wio terminal MP3, and you can download any music you want. （Author：プロフィール）
What if you could control your Volumio device from one easy to use device, maybe strapped to your wall? We're doing exactly that!
Spark Core controlled gong, triggered via hubot. Delivering zen to the Spark office.
We made a piano using a touch sensor, as well as leaves for piano keys.
Make boring speaker Amazing
It is a FreeRTOS based musical show which is designed using various tasks. It is an arduino based project.
Digital multi-track tape looper based on Bela Mini board, strong at creating and modulating ambient textures and improvised soundscapes.
It is fun to stare at the dancing lights and a great way to visualize music!
Who doesn't like music and Particle Photon?
A 2x260W@4Ohm audio amplifier complete with a preamp and some basic digital controls/monitoring
Light sensor shield signals 4 other Arduino shields to change accordingly through an EtherCAT Arduino Shield by Esmacat & an EtherCAT master
An old Atari Paddle Joystick modified into a chiptune sequencer machine.
A Walabot-powered theremin. Digital, tuneable and customizable.
Celebrate Pi Day by making art, music, games, and more with Pi using Python.
Implements a wireless controller that takes signals from sensors and translates them into MIDI to control a software synthesizer.
A RISC-V based DIY synthesizer using recycled parts in a unique and creative way.
Live bespoke effects manipulation from a Guitar Body using Arduino/Max4Live
Chimes that everyone can operate using their own smartphone.
Do you want to know how to build your own Theremin like instrument using 2 HC-SR04 range finders and a Raspberry Pi Zero 2?
