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Piano for Campus School Project With Arduino Nano RP2040 + MPR121

Hi! My name’s Jack and I’m a senior at Boston College studying Computer Science and Finance. This semester, I’m taking Physical Computing with Professor Gallaugher. We’ve been following a flipped classroom model and I made this project utilizing Professor Gallaugher’s Circuit Python YouTube tutorials. For my Campus School Assistive Tech Project, I made a realistic-looking touch-enabled […]

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Convert a toy piano to work as a midi device and use it with Synthesia

Goal of this project: Convert a cheap toy piano to work as a midi device and use it with Synthesia (http://www.synthesiagame.com/) Other programs that use midi inputs can also be used. Approach: The pushbuttons of the piano are used to make a simple pull-down circuit for the arduino mega. The arduino interprets the keystrokes and

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Easy Arduino PIANO ( Including a Preset Song )

Sound – Audio Projects / By Muhammad Bilal

So first off , I am a student and wanted to pick an instrument , but the problem was that I was not sure that “would I be able to do it ?”. So, I thought to clear my base first and got an Idea to make a Piano using Arduino. This piano is a

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Piano Metronome

Sound – Audio Projects / By Muhammad Bilal

This project was conceived of after I examined the types and styles of various off-the-shelf Metronomes. I am currently learning to play the piano and having a Metronome in order to keep time was necessary. I felt sure that I could build one based on a standard Arduino Uno R3 board. The resultant Metronome has

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Cheap Expandable Floor Piano

Sound – Audio Project Ideas / By Muhammad Bilal

I created design to build a big and expandable floor piano (1 to 8 or more octaves) . They were plenty of challenges with this piano. I wanted all bullet ticked: – Cheap – Big but could fit in a car (from 1 to 8 meters long) – Expandable (from 1 to 8 octaves now)

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Hamster Mix pocket Bluetooth midi piano

Arduino News / By Muhammad Bilal

A new open source project will soon be available via the Crowd Supply website in the form of the portable Bluetooth midi piano built using Arduino and an ESP32. At its core the Hamster Mix project is a portable midi controller powered by Arduino that connects via Bluetooth over MIDI. Enabling you to control effects as well

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Electric-Analog Piano

Sound – Audio Projects / By Muhammad Bilal

Music is a big part of our culture — everyone enjoys listening to music. But while listening to music is one thing, learning to make music is another thing. Similarly, while making music is a difficult task, building a musical instrument is a whole new challenge. Typically, musical instruments are expensive to make, as only

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Arduino – Piano Tiles

Sound – Audio Projects / By Muhammad Bilal

Hello internet people, This is gonna be about how to make what DEFINITELY isn’t a rip off of a mobile game on an arduino uno r3. so to start, your gonna need all the parts, which are as follows!1x Arduino Uno r3 ($42) 2x LCD Keypad Shield ($19 each) 5x buttons 5x 220Ω resistors 28x wires Alright, once you’ve got all

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Arduino Plays Piano Tiles

Sensor – Transducer – Detector Projects / By Ibrar Ayyub

Ever wondered if your phone can play games by itself. Yes, it is possible. You can build a circuit to play Piano tiles on your smartphone. The video shows the demonstration of the project. Step 1: Components Required And the circuit can be built with simple components like Light sensors, Relays and Arduino. Three main

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Arduino Based Piano with Recording and Replay

Sound – Audio Projects / By Ibrar Ayyub

Arduino has been a boon for people who are not from the electronics background to build stuff easily. It has been a great prototyping tool or to try something cool, in this project we are going to build a small yet fun Piano using the Arduino. This piano is pretty much plain with just 8

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