A compact DIY electronic piano: 8 notes (C to C', 261.6-523.3 Hz), dual power (battery/USB), volume ctrl, headphone jack, tremolo effect.
An electronic keyboard with 7 piano keys, programmed to Middle B/A/G/F/E/D/C, and an 8th button used to access a menu of preset songs.
This project uses an Arduino, a drawn keyboard using lead pencil, a paper, and a speaker.
This is an easy how-to make a mini-piano using Arduino, including a preset song!
Using one Arduino Uno board to control 88 solenoids to play piano.
Weekend project: Building a DIY piano learning & tutoring system.
Convert a Kawai F-30 or similar to a fully configurable triple continuous USB standalone pedal. No soldering, seamless and reversible!
The original hack from the Windows IoT Maker Team, which debuted at the 2014 //build conference.
Code your favorite music and play it on a Casio keyboard or on one of the two xylophones described in the project.
Make your own capacitive touch piano with slide keys. Use "Secret-Keys" demo jingles if your playing is not as good as your coding! :-)
A 3D printed Arduino Nano based synthesizer that produces a wide range of amazing sounds generated using the FM synthesis technique.
A Piano is developed using simple program made using Scratch software as a programmer.
Clavier Midi avec Mappage sur Ableton;)
Interactive portable piano, featured at Hack.Princeton.
Make your own piano with tactile buttons.
A simple, small piano that is not only small as the name implies, but it runs off of the Arduino Nano Every.
A mini piano synthesizer running on Arduino UNO. The main objective of this piano being his ability to function independently.
This 12 pushbutton piano plays the 4th octave with an optional added 3rd and 5th octave, controls note length and pitch with two pots.
Arduino Piano using an Arduino Mega2560. 13 keys, 20x4 LCD display, and 2 buttons to reset or change songs.
A four voice synthesizer engine is used to make a simple piano with five keys. Sound is produced via a built-in piezo speaker.
Turn your smart phone into a piano.
Extending the "Portable Capacitive Touch Piano" to span multiple octaves using two push buttons! This portable piano packs quite a punch!
A DIY instrument that you can play by moving your hands in the air!!
Kid and his father make Piano Tiles automatic Robot.
