This project is a creative Arduino Uno-based sound system that allows users to generate tones using a keypad, visualize responses with LEDs, hear them through a buzzer, and interact with a sound sensor for dynamic input.
- Keypad input to trigger custom tones
- Buzzer outputs the corresponding sound
- LEDs light up based on tone or interaction
- Sound sensor detects external noise and reacts accordingly
- Can be used as a basic music toy or educational sound experiment
- Arduino Uno
- 4x4 Matrix Keypad
- Piezo Buzzer
- Sound Sensor
- LEDs
- Resistors
- Breadboard & jumper wires
- Power source
- The user presses a code on the keypad.
- Each code is mapped to a specific tone/frequency.
- The buzzer plays the tone, and the LED lights up.
- The sound sensor can detect environmental noise and trigger visual or sound feedback.
- Connect components to the Arduino as per your wiring diagram.
- Upload the code from
EQUIPO.inousing the Arduino IDE. - Interact using the keypad and observe the responses.
- Record and playback tone sequences
- Use a small speaker for better sound quality
- Integrate LCD to display tone names
- Add tempo or volume control with potentiometers
Arduino sketch included in the repository (EQUIPO.ino).
Libraries used:
Keypad.h
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