The Tiny TS is a credit card sized (100x65mm) fully open-sourced synthesizer with a 1-octave capacitive touch keyboard.
A breadboard-friendly music visualizer using a microphone and LED strip.
Use an Amazon Dash button to play your favourite Sonos Playlist with one click.
Super basic coding sourced from the web.
Un feliz cumpleaños para ocultar en cajas
Music doesn’t just play for the ears but also dances before the eyes.
Let's put together this guitar shield for the Arduino!
Small and handy radio for your little ones. Let them play their favorite songs or fairytales. And that all in the wooden box!
A simple music player built with LinkIt One to demonstrate high school kids the power of Arduino-compatible boards.
A previous project of an Arduino controlled pinball machine is augmented with sound and music using a WAV Trigger board.
Can the LPC810 ARM MCU play music?
This experiment clearly shows how much the enclosure can influence the sound of even a tiny and inexpensive full-range driver.
It's been quite a bit of time since I posted my last tutorial. So, this one's basically about how to build a 10 Step Analog Sequencer.
An ambient soundtrack that reflects status and events in your physical and virtual world
The goMIDI2CV takes TTL-MIDI input and outputs a 1V/Octave CV and a gate signal.
With a simple rotary encoder and an Arduino Pro-Micro you can control most media players with play, pause, next, prev, volup, voldown.
Use an Arduino to add digital effects on-board your guitar!
An Arduino based MP3 player with 30 levels of volume adjustment, 5 levels of EQ adjustment, and a pretty cool retro looking UI.
How about a metronome that beeps and lights up? Why I think yes! Also same setup with separate code runs a Whack A Mole game!
This is a project I built and showcase here. It represents my virtual Best Wishes for these holidays, to all the community members.
A simple, yet somehow uncomplete music player from a newcomer.
There are bound to be times when you need to add music or SFX to your M5Stack projects. Here's how to do so with MicroPython.
Use an ESP8266 to control NeoPixels over Wi-Fi like a lightning technician with only free software.
A 3D printed Arduino Nano based synthesizer that produces a wide range of amazing sounds generated using the FM synthesis technique.
