My dad liked to buy a high end steaming speaker. But he found no wifi speaker with the ability to play music from an usb stick and listen music with the headphone. The most speaker we found had no display but I think it’s nice to have one, so we decide to build our own […]
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We present you a possibility to select and control your Raspberry Pi audio player directly through a touch display. Our setup is based on the Squeezebox technology and therefore also enables multi-room audio solutions. Our idea was to find a simple and affordable way to fill multiple rooms with sound. It should be part of
Creating music is always fun, but making it with your own DIY musical instrument is much better !! Whether you are a professional musician looking for that next new instrument to try or an amateur enthusiast who has basic knowledge of electronics, use the Raspberry Pi to create your own DIY Music fingers. So now
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Howdy folks! I had the idea of turning my Raspberry Pi into something like the Beats By Dre portable audio system found here: http://www.beatsbydre.com/speakers/beatbox-portable-usb/beatbox-portable-usb,default,pd.htmlIt’s a cool product, don’t get me wrong, but I’m not really down to pay $400+ tax for some fancy looking speakers (which don’t even give you rechargeable batteries, by the way).
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Wireless Portable Bluetooth Audio System A2DP Read More »
Idea… I was curios about some old school R2R DACs namely the BurrBrown PCM56P. They where used in the late 80’s in some of the better CD players like SonyES222/DenonDCD1500/MaranzXY whatsoever. There is some discussion in certain forums about their more or less superior sound quality, compared to this and that chip bla bla… I
Vintage DAC for RaspberryPi audio Read More »
With the delivery of my second RaspberryPi I finally got the chance to start this long-planned project: I wanted to replace my old bathroom radio with a more contemporary device by building a network-enabled speaker. Because I’m a user of several iDevices, the idea of making the speaker AirPlay-compatible became the basis of my further work.
RaspbAIRy – the RaspberryPi-based Airplay speaker Read More »
This is my second instructable on using the Raspberry Pi for digital audio, check out my first instructable for how to set up and control custom audio effects on a Raspberry Pi. If you like them, please vote for me!! If you like messing with audio effects or making digital music, you might have heard
PiMiDi: A Raspberry Pi Midi Box, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love MIDI Read More »
This is a Durio Sound BASIC and Raspberry Pi B+ (Assembled). Includes: • Durio Sound BASIC board x1 • Raspberry Pi B+ x1 • M3 Nylon Screws 5mm x8 • M3 Nylon Standoffs 18mm x4 • 0.1″ Jumper x2 * Fully assembled, ready to use! Durio Sound adds a 24-bit 192kHz ultimate sound quality with
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The Raspberry Pi does not have a microphone socket, which is inconvenient when you wish to record sound. To fix this you will need a USB Sound Card, for which I bought a Creative Sound Blaster Play! for about £20 and a short USB extension lead as the sound card is slightly too large and
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This project is a combination of several difference resources: My single-outlet control project with Raspberry Pi and Python, originally inspired by user wilq44’s Raspberry Pi GPIO home automation WiringPi, software written by Gordon Henderson that allows “Arduino style” control of the GPIO pins from the command line in a Linux terminal Voice Command, a package
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