This project is a MIDI percussion controller than triggers lights through an arduino board. The arduino receives the MIDI notes from the percussion pad and triggers the lights through relays.
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The test breadboard |
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Soldering the breadboard |
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One of the work lights the board triggers |
Any type of light can be plugged in to the sockets. For the exhibit we used low powered work lights and strands of christmas lights.
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Exhibiting the board at the Maker Faire |
The controller can be rigged up to trigger lights for percussion and other types of stage performances.
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