It detects a beat in a line level audio signal.

For a digital Christmas, let your Arduino play songs with a piezo buzzer.

An Arduino-based robot drummer. It works with a transistor noise-generator and an arrangement of servos hitting a can and a pair of piezos.

Build a real, playable theremin music instrument. The theremin is played using two antennas without physical contact.

I wasn't happy with the way the square waves sound, so I explored using other methods of generating sound waves with Arduino.

This lesson aims to show how to interface an electret microphone with the analog input.

In this project, you're going to learn how you can play your own melody with a Piezo speaker, using code generated by Circuito.io

A simple Arduino Morse code machine with a button, LED, and a buzzer that translates your input into English while you are typing.

An octave of bananas makes a piano!

My first IoT project. Uses the Spark Core, Arduino Uno, and dynamic web content that come together creating a fun, educational music device.

This 13 key Pushbutton Piano will play in any octave from C2-C7 (i.e. C2-C3, F#5-F#6, etc.) and uses a binary count to change semitones.

It repeats your voice.

A theremin made out of two ultrasonic sensors.

Arduino playing the Waldir Azevedo's musical theme "Brasileirinho" with the tone function and with a speaker.

This trick teaches you how to use Micro SD/SD card for Arduino and speaker.

Inspired by the popular meme, this project plays "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley.

Library & sketches to control the TEA5767 FM radio module, using Arduino and an I2C LCD display. Release 02.00.00 is an arduino library.

A mini piano synthesizer running on Arduino UNO. The main objective of this piano being his ability to function independently.

A new piece for percussion quartet seeks to bring physicality to electronic music using two custom musical instruments.

Create your own DAB+ radio with an Arduino UNO, a 2x16 LCD, and 5 switches.

A stylish performance controller, conceived to easily modify and tailor the hardware and software structure to the user’s needs.

Type Morse code on Arduino and display it on your computer's monitor.

This project started from FabLab of Boilchon High School. Turning the button changes the sound.

Web-based buzzer controlled with PHPoC Shield for Arduino.