Maker William Sun Petrus has created an awesome drum machine using a 1920’s Remington compact typewriter combined with a little Arduino hardware and programming. The processing power is provided by an Arduino Mega and software used includes Ableton, Loop Midi and Hairless Midi Serial. Check out the video below to learn more and see the […]
Awesome drum machine created from vintage typewriter Continue Reading
Every day of our lives we get bombarded with different sounds around. Loud music, radio, people talking on their phone, automobile, traffic, and those unknown late night quacking sounds. All of these sounds are what makes our day to day activities, and we have even gotten accustomed to most of them and rarely get disturbed by them.
SOUNDCAM – The World First True Handheld Sound Camera for Everyone Continue Reading
Unless you happen to be from Finland, this is just an all too familiar situation: you’re stuck in an inescapable situation with this one person who is really more of an acquaintance than a friend, and neither of you knows who should say something in hopes of keeping a conversation going. Awkward silence is inevitable,
EAVESDROPPING ASSISTANT DISTURBS THE SOUND OF SILENCE Continue Reading
When one thinks of audio processing, the mind doesn’t usually leap to an 8-bit micro. Despite this, if you’re looking for some glitchy fun, it’s more than possible, as [Amanda Ghassaei] demonstrates with the Arduino Uno in this 2012 throwback project. The build is designed for vocal effects, based on the idea of granular synthesis. This
VOCAL EFFECTS ON THE ARDUINO UNO Continue Reading
Hello, In this project I am making a lamp with multiple colors using RGB leds. My idea is to try to let the lamp change color if it detects a sound in the area. If you get annoyed from the changing colors every time you make a sound, you can always put the lamp on
Sound Detection RGB Lamp Using Arduino Continue Reading
This instructable is the written version of my “Arduino – Sound Sensor (with LED)” YouTube video that I’ve uploaded recently. I strongly recommend you to check it out. My YouTube Channel Step 1: Tutorial Sound sensors can be used for a variety of things, one of them could be turning lights off and on by
Arduino – Sound Sensor (with LED) Continue Reading
I will describe a fun and easy way to build your own sound expression MIDI enabled glove without expending lot’s of money on MIDI Interfaces or expensive sensors. Feel free to contact me directly by mail if you like it or have suggestions. This project was inspired by other do it yourself projects using Piezo
Drumming MIDI Glove Using Arduino and Light Sensors Continue Reading
Ultrasonic range finders are fun little modules that measure distance. You can use them to find the distance to an object, or to detect when something is near the sensor like a motion detector. They’re ideal for projects involving navigation, object avoidance, and home security. Because they use sound to measure distance, they work just as well in the dark as
How to Set Up an Ultrasonic Range Finder on an Arduino Continue Reading
The objective of our final project was to build a 5x5x5 RGB LED cube that can display a certain color depending on the frequency of music playing. There are two main components of this project. The first part is the hardware setup that consists of the LED cube and the circuits that drive the power
RGB LED Cube with Sound to Light Capabilities Continue Reading
Makers searching for a project to keep them busy this weekend may be interested in a fantastic DIYwireless charger complete with light effects and “sound sensing sparkle” says its creator Chen on the Hackster.io website. Check out the video below to learn more about the wireless charger which uses a SparkFun Arduino Pro Mini 328 5V/16MHz, RGB LED
DIY wireless charger with a “sound sensing sparkle” Continue Reading
