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Arduino Musical Instrument Explained
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2021
- Building an electronic musical instrument with Arduino is possible!
But what even is electronic musical instrument??
Huge thanks to Cami Flage and Nova Zaii for allowing me to feature their instruments for this video!
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Best easter egg ever. I get a feeling of connecting pieces to something bigger. All these like pure data, arduino etc are great in themselves, but putting them together feels like opening up a horizon of new possibilities.
That's a beautiful way of putting it!!
It is an exhilarating experience when we make sound with something that was not intended for musical application!
We're finally learning about electronic musical instrument and arduino!! Next video is introduction to electronics! We'll make wires and also solder.
Huge thanks again to Cami Flage and Nova Zaii for allowing me to feature their amazing instruments!
Absolutely wonderful series! Appreciating this format immensely!!
Thank you so much, Emil!!
I hope you enjoy the future videos as well!
thank you, like this series of videos!
I hope to make more videos like this one soon!!
this is absolutely a heuristic video, thanks for all the knowledge you've shared!!
Glad to hear that! I hope it inspires you to build a custom instrument of your own :)
Thank you!!! This is going to be a beautiful journey
Thank you, Christian! Happy to have you join this journey!
YES YES YES. I LOVE THIS!
Thank you!! :D
I'm getting excited!
Happy to hear that! Thank you so much, Xizan!!
thanks thanks thanks! great content!
Thank you as always for watching!
I'm glad you enjoyed this video!
Looking forward to this!
Thank you so much, Luca!
I hope you enjoy the future videos!
I noticed you use Arduino, are there pros & cons to using Arduino as opposed to raspberry pi?
The main con of using Arduino for musical application is that you need to have it hooked up to a laptop in most situation. With Raspberry Pi, we can embed the Pure Data patch into it and have a standalone instrument. A claim is that there is latency when working with Raspberry Pi + Pure Data + sensors (around 19ms). About 8ms more than Arduino + Max. But Raspberry Pi is constantly evolving so it's hard to tell now. If you wanted to do embedded audio, I highly recommend Bela or Daisy. Both have super low latency (close to zero). And they already have analog inputs built in unlike Raspberry Pi where you have to have an external ADC (don't know if the newer models have ADC built in tho).
Of course, it depends on your experience with Raspberry Pi and the workflow. I personally like to work with a laptop, but I've started working with embedded audio recently.
In short, it depends on your work-flow + experience and what you would like to accomplish!! I would love to know what you have in mind!
Thanks Takumi!!! Lets gooooo! :). Is an Arduino Uno adequate?
Thank you, Brendan!! I'm glad you're excited about this!
Yes, Arduino Uno is perfect for what we are doing! That's what I'll be using in the tutorials.
Subscribed & looking forward to projects. Thank you!!
I greatly appreciate the support! Thank you so much!
Genial, gracias por compartir. ¿ Si quiero hacer un instrumento como una especie de molino, con el flujo de agua de un río, me conviene seguir con arduino o raspberry? pensando en que quizás no pueda enchufarme a un laptop. Y si sigo con arduino que sensor me serviría para experimentar con el flujo de agua en una dirección, mezclada con la fuerza del viento o mezclarla con algún otro dato o sensor?, gracias estoy aprendiendo mucho aquí. SLDS
Arduino would be fine to use. There are wind sensors out there. I actually used one before. I recommend the one sold by Modern Devices.
As for spinning, you could use something like a hall sensor. It measures magnetic force, so you can stick a magnet on a spinning thing and measure the time between when the magnet goes by the hall sensor. GOOD LUCK
how use the midi controller directly on arduino processong pure data (not to computer)?
It's not possible to embed Pure Data patchers into Arduino. You can do it with Electrosmith Daisy or Bela though!
For anyone who knows? If you wanted to build an interface with as many control knobs, buttons, encoders, sliders, etc. as possible, which Arduino version would you choose? I figure if I’m going to try and build something I might as choose a platform that’s as expansive as possible. Thanks in advance for any advice you share.
ARDUINO MEGA!
@@SoundSimulator Cool, that's what I thought. Thanik you!
Hello.
Can you recommend an arduino kit to by?
A nice one..
I'll be sharing a list of stuff to buy for the tutorials!! Most likely in the next video.
I'm not the biggest fan of kits since they're full of stuff that are unnecessary for what we're doing.
And buttons that usually comes with the kits are unusable too.
is it possible to build a continum fingerboard with arduino?
It's complex but definitely possible!
Hi, could you show us how the sphere work?
Maybe someday, but it's not high on my priority list. I would much be happier to see people building something unique and one-of-a-kind with these tools!