From the 973 Hz tone that only lasts 25 ms to the continuous 500 Hz “woodpecker”, every element of the sound was meticulously recreated in his Arduino code.

This nifty Arduino project combines music and tinkering: build a visualizer that reacts to any song playing in your surroundings. Skip to content. Toggle Navigation. News ...

Arduino Uno: The brain of the jukebox, responsible for reading NFC tags and sending commands to play music. 2. NFC Shield : This component reads the NFC tags embedded in the discs.

Build an Arduino-Powered Music Player that Automatically Plays Everyone's Favorite Songs. Thorin Klosowski. April 10, 2013 Throwing a party is ...

A cool RFID music table has been created using Arduino, iPod, and RFID tags to make it easy to change albums by simply changing the RFID tag. Each RFID tag has an individual code number relating ...

Today in devices that use stepper motors to make beautiful music we present to you this Arduino-powered, Raspberry-Pi containing music box that uses simple stepper motors to grind out merry tunes ...

As you'd expect, the real tricky part is connecting the iPod to the Arduino, but after that things are pretty straightforward. The total cost is cheap too, coming it at around $25 (assuming you ...