Random Music Box

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PIC Microchip Music Music Theory Programming Assembly Electronic Prototype Microcontroller

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Its a cardboard box that goes through different chord progressions and plays random notes from them. There is also a servo that thumps the side of the box with the beat. Microprocessor- PIC16F685 see: http://utdallas.edu/~kweekly/proj/randmusic/ for more details.

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  • LOVE IT!

    I love the sounds it makes!! Is this one PIC or many. It sounds polyphonic...

    The servo drum was GREAT!! 5/5 FOR SURE!!

    Does it just keep going forever with random chord progressions?

    By computerwiz_222 1210102708 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Re: LOVE IT!

      To answer your first question, it is one PIC outputting 5 square waves and 3 servo signals on PORTC (8 bits). It could be modified to use ports A and B for even more notes.

      Yes, it doesn't stop until you unplug it.

      Glad you liked it

      By nerd256 1210111986 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
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