A 555 timer Atari punk console for all the bleeps and bloops.
LED strip turns on/off at a very fast rate which creates this visualizer effect when the microphone module picks up high pitch voices.
Place several screws into their respective locations to build a song, then simply let the large wheel turn to trigger some notes!
I hacked a dancing cat speaker to play only songs by legendary Oakland rapper Too $hort.
Triple oscillator synthesizer, with cross modulation, bi-quad filter & space delay. Direct digital synthesis using wave-form look-up tables.
How to use a YS - M3 sound module for giving voice to your projects.
An octave of bananas makes a piano!
It looks like a normal trophy from the outside, but the slightest touch will cause this trophy to break out into song.
Simple VU meter to display audio level (dBu) on 16x2 LCD using LiquidCrystal_I2C driver library.
Let's build an Arduino FM Radio with a 3D printed Art Deco style enclosure!
Every now and then, we find some cool stuff that we just absolutely have to try for ourselves.
Making music with a keypad? Seems like a weird idea! But we will see with the good software, we can even make an electric guitar out of it!
A class D audio amplifier based around a TPA3255 board with features that include preamps as well as balanced and unbalanced inputs.
Using the power of AI, you can now achieve your life-long dream of actually playing Air-Guitar!
A step motor itself can generate sound when it is controlled at at proper speeds. Let's see two motors play the "Marble Machine" song.
Interactive portable piano, featured at Hack.Princeton.
Today we will make a MP3 player with LCD using Arduino and DFPlayer mini MP3 Player Module.
A wooden sensor box for controlling musical parameters in Pure Data. It has different sensors of which two are hard disk rotary encoders.
The stylophone was one of the wackiest forgotten toys of the 1960s and '70s, and today, "we have the technology" to make it better.
ANDI is a machine that generates a random rhythm at the push of a button. Each beat is unique and can be tweaked with five knobs.
Interested in making a tiny insrument? This tutorial shows you how to build a tiny ukulele!
This project presents program to detect musical notes and chords using Arduino (nano or above).
speakEZ uses USB MIDI and the i. MX RT1010 to enable vocoder solutions with polyphony in low-cost, small form factor devices.
Introduction Hey guys, welcome back to. In this article, we are going to show you that how you can make your own music reactive
