feel the music arduino
A free audio processing demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive Arduino music prototype combining MP3 playback, NeoPixel lighting, and haptic feedback using Python-generated audio mappings.
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An interactive hardware prototype that makes music audible, visible, and tangible through MP3 playback, synchronized LED lighting, and haptic feedback.
Built with Arduino UNO R4 WiFi, C++, Python, NeoPixel LEDs, a DFPlayer Mini, and an Adafruit DRV2605L haptic driver.
The project combines embedded programming, sensor-based interaction, and offline audio analysis to translate music into coordinated light and vibration effects.
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