A simple project that utilizes Seeed's Midi Synthesizer product along with a color sensor to play tones based on music.
小幸运 xiaoxingyun song played using Arduino.
Play with live audio synthesis and algorithmic music from a single line of code using Bytebed coding environment for the M5Stack cardputers.
A low-height, low-profile subwoofer enclosure designed to retain full trunk usability, enhanced with music-reactive edge-lit acrylic.
Communicate to friends over the Internet through lighting and music via BeagleBone.
Don't you ever feel like getting into the mood? LEDs light up in response to sound, creating a live concert-like atmosphere.
A device which connects to web radio urls and dowload mp3 files for local sound play.
“Where Innovation Hits the Right Notes”
This is a very small 13-key MIDI keyboard with M5StampS3. it supports USB MIDI, Legacy MIDI, and BLE MIDI. Include pitch-checking speaker.
Project #16: Sound – Mini MP3 Player – Mk26
Modern QWERTY keyboards are simply not challenging enough. Let's use a piano roll instead!
Feel like playing piano without actually playing it
I’ve always wanted to make music without touching anything. So I decided to build a little theremin using distance sensors.
Learn classic songs on a xylophone using LEDs as indicators for which note to hit, and when.
Made a Christmas Bell that plays three Christmas carols through a piezo buzzer. The entire system is powered by a Seeed XIAO M0.
Keep your reeds in the correct humidity range and tune to a concert A at 440 Hz.
A way to receive Bluetooth speaker shutoff warning notifications
A 3D printed triple Theremin where each Theremin interacts with each other using light to produce a cacophony of sounds.
Turn your Arduino into an improved version of the classic 70's toy.
A project to play Tim's Edison Blue Amberol Records. I also designed it so most of it could be laser cut.
Ever feel the need to vent your frustration with ELEC 220? Well Whack arRay is here to help!
You will play the song twinkle twinkle little star using a buzzer and get to know about Swift language.
I pushed the M5Stack ecosystem to its limits through deliberate misuse. Then I hacked the fixed concept of what a 'keyboard' even means.
A tiny Wi-Fi radio built using the M5Stack AtomS3, a custom control webpage, a MAX98357A amplifier, and a speaker.
