If there was an Avengers game for Atari 2600, the soundtrack would sound like this...

This is a tone selector with the ability to change the buzzer frequency by a potentiometer and to see the result on a 16x2 display.

A pair of Arduino glasses that can generate music / tone via a wearer's eyes.

Play Anchors Away to commemorate Veteran's Day 2018. Go Navy!

Plays melodies on an Arduino with minimal SRAM (variable memory) consumption. Allows for other tasks to be executed simultaneously.

Turn MIDI data into stepper motor music!

Use an Arduino Uno and Motor Shield to give a Billy Bass singing fish the ability to speak to you from any audio source.

Portable lighting station synchronized with music, with the Infineon CoolMOS C7 MOSFET.

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

An Arduino Uno-controlled synthesizer with knobs, joystick, and ribbon controller in a portable package.

Make your own clock module for your modular synthesizer!

This article explains how to generate DTMF tones only using Arduino Uno.

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

Do you want to visualize the music volume on a led bar. We will make it easy as breathing specially when using the amazing 1Sheeld.

This simple music box starts playing when you knock on it.

Musical instrument for multiple users – with Arduino, nRF24L01, MPR121 and MPU-6050 connected to Pure Data Vanilla.

A simple yet functional button based MIDI piano.

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

arduiNOOB Friendly Guide/Tutorial

A Bluetooth-enabled glove that encodes finger movement into MIDI signals and a Python GUI that creates a virtual MIDI port for synthesizers.

A new tutorial! This time I chose to build a musical instrument, a MIDI controller based on an Arduino dev board.

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

Convert your USB MIDI instruments to wireless using one of these Bluetooth MIDI adapters.

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