An electronic keyboard with 7 piano keys, programmed to Middle B/A/G/F/E/D/C, and an 8th button used to access a menu of preset songs.

pedalSHIELD UNO is an Arduino UNO programmable guitar pedal. You can create your own effects and digital sounds.

Implements speech recognition and synthesis using an Arduino DUE.

Build a great sounding FM radio with a cool display using an Arduino Nano and the SparkFun Si4703 FM tuner breakout.

DIY Amazon Echo using Arduino that can control house lights, tell you the time, play music and even get the weather status right now.

Vintage-style, minimal sized enclosure for a Raspberry-Pi + Arduino Internet Radio.

Simple FM radio based on RDA5807M module and Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V.

In this tutorial, we are going to build a simple FM Radio receiver on a breadboard.

Trigger an mp3 effect when someone is passing by. Three different projects for three different levels of coding.

Controls a few LEDs using an Arduino and Speech Recognition.

Learn or sharpen your Morse Code skills with Magic Morse implemented on Arduino!

I designed and built a DIY Bluetooth Speaker with an integrated LED matrix. The LED matrix includes a number of different visualizations.

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

Discover how to make an I2S Theremin based on the new Arduino I2S library.

This Arduino-based project will tune your guitar for you.

PedalSHIELD MEGA is an open-source Arduino MEGA programmable guitar pedal. You can create and share your own effects and guitar pedals.

Turn MIDI data into stepper motor music!

The device that creates beautiful arpeggiated sequences according to the musical theory.

It is the amazing RGB LED desk light. It will be reacting on the surrounding sound and music and will be playing like a visualizer.

Using EEPROM as a sound source.

Playing polyphony Happy birthday theme on Arduino Nano with three buzzers on a single mini breadboard.

This is minimal drum kit using Arduino UNO.

Despacito melody using Arduino Uno.

Using one Arduino Uno board to control 88 solenoids to play piano.