A DIY instrument that you can play by moving your hands in the air!!!

A simple DIY project which can be done by anyone!!!! Make Arduino Nano sing your favorite songs with a buzzer!!!!

An easy to build and use stereo RDS FM receiver with RDA5807.

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!

This project presents program to detect musical notes and chords using Arduino (nano or above).

Our project is a microcontroller that plays 4 different melodies/songs depending on which button you press.

Visualizes the peak of frequencies with different bars on 8*8 led dot matrix using Arduino Nano.

Translation of Morse code to text.

An upgraded version of the Mini UNTZtrument by Adafruit.

Build an Arduino organ with Kinder Surprise, some resistors and wires and learn how to play music with the electrical capacity of your body.

This is a variation of the Light Theremin project from the starter kit and features components soldered onto a PCB.

In this project you will learn how to build a simple Arduino Theremin with a piezo buzzer and the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor.

Visualize sound frequencies spectrum with an OLED 128x32 display, Arduino Nano 33 BLE and an electret microphone amplifier (MAX9814).

Choose a song with your remote and Arduino will play it. On the monitor will appear the musical note played.

Contains a linear scale in which the frequency is displayed with an color LED dot which is an integral part of the WS2812 LED strip.

Use Arduino with 1Sheeld+ and your smartphone as a Voice Recognizer.. push a button, speak and you'll see what you said on the LCD screen

Simple Arduino-based "World Band" radio receiver with very good characteristics.

Using the Arduino to control 3 modes of Spectrum Analyzing Technique with the MSGEQ7.

Easy and intuitive serial MP3 player. How to use this inexpensive device with your Arduino?

This is minimal drum kit using Arduino UNO.

See how an Arduino can be transmit music over AM with only a few lines of code.

Arduino TEA5767 radio with analog meters for showing frequency and signal strength.

This expression keyboard opens possibilities of playing continuous notes.

Combine Arduino, an 8*8 bicolour LED matrix and a piezo buzzer to make a cool visual metronome.