Audio

An introduction to working with the Electret Mic Breakout Board.

Build a portable gas monitor to check for dangerous levels of hazardous gases.

Use an Arduino and the SparkFun Sound Detector to create visualizations on Addressable RGB LED strips.

We can use the parts and concepts in the SparkFun Invetor's Kit to make a primitive keyboard instrument.

Make a tiny synth with BadgerStick.

Incorporate sound into your next project easily with the MP3 Trigger.

Learn how to make your EL wire costumes sound reactive in this project tutorial.

Learn how to use the SparkFun Touch Potentiometer to control lighting, volume or other inputs in your daily life.

Understanding the Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

How to assemble the SparkFun MIDI Shield, plus several example projects.

Dive into the world of the Internet of Things with the SparkFun Inventor's Kit for Photon.

Create a synth keyboard with the FreeSoC2 from SparkFun.

Add some tunes to your project with the Si4703 FM Radio Receiver Breakout.

This Experiment Guide offers nine experiments to get you started with the SparkFun RedBot. This guide is designed for those who are familiar with our SparkFun Inventor's Kit and want to take their robotics knowledge to the next level.

An addition to a previous project, this time using a PC and a custom Java app to create your own music visualizer using a RGB LED matrix.

Learn how to make a musical painting using the Bare Conductive Touch Board and Conductive Paint.

How to use the Rotary Switch Potentiometer breakout board, with some sample applications.

How to get your Arduino groovin' using the MP3 Player Shield.

A fun project that uses a Raspberry Pi and a custom Java app to create your own sound visualizer using a RGB LED matrix.

A fun holiday project to try for anyone looking to catch Santa on Christmas!

Make your own cackling apple head witch to scare all of the trick or treaters this Halloween!

Examine the inner workings of the SparkPunk Sequencer, then explore some modifications and alternate applications.

How to assemble and use the SparkPunk Sequencer kit.

Drum machines and keyboards have been the standard for making digital music, but how do you make electronic music if you're trained to play the trombone? One of our Hackers in Residence, Carlos Mello, took it upon himself to find a solution to that very question.