Simple steps are involved in making this mp3 player but we can't utilize the best without Digital to analog converters.

A simple Arduino-based synth that can generate all sorts of exciting sounds.

A spectrum analyzer is a measurement tool that displays real-time frequency analysis of incoming audio signals.

Playback two musical scores simultaneously while showing synchronized lyrics

Made a Cat themed Synth with an Arduino Nano and Mozzi Library

'We Wish you a Merry Christmas' Carol on Buzzer with Tone() and Customized Message with Pine trees on SSD1306 OLED Display.

This project is for making an audio (music) frequency spectrum analyzer / visualizer using Arduino, based on Shajeeb's Project.

This is a Transport Controller for the DAW Studio One. influenced by vintage studio reel to reel remotes, but updated.

The advantages of this device are that it is easy to build, and there is a fairly accurate representation of sound level.

Theremino is a theremin built with an Arduino UNO and two ultrasound sensors.

This instrument produces tones or sounds based on the light that falls on the surface of the photoresistor.

How to make an extremely simple but visually effective VU meter at 0.9 inches OLED displays SSD 1306.

Simple USB to MIDI adapter based on an Arduino Micro or Leonardo, optionally with the ability to filter the MIDI data.

A TensorFlow Lite Micro Speech model that detects wake words and turns on a different coloured LED light to emulate traffic lights.

Not enough fingers to play clarinet? With this project you can delegate solenoids to push two side-keys. Awkward fingerings whaaat?

Create an inline MIDI recording with an Arduino, an SD card module, and never lose your musical noodling ever again!

Convert a Kawai F-30 or similar to a fully configurable triple continuous USB standalone pedal. No soldering, seamless and reversible!

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

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

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

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

No more fumbling for the mute when you need to speak. Just hit the button!

Just another Pro micro Volume Knob Setup with POTENTIOMETER

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