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Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:58:04Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]
Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:57:49Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]
[[File:Air drums.jpg]]
Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

File:Air drums.jpg

2015-04-29T02:57:28Z

Krgray: Krgray uploaded a new version of "File:Air drums.jpg"

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:55:37Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]
[[File:Air drums.jpg|1328x747px]]
Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:54:46Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]
[[File:Air drums.jpg]]
Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:54:37Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]
[[File:Air drums.jpg]
Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:53:54Z

Krgray:

[[File:Air drums.jpg|240x240px]]This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:53:41Z

Krgray:

[[File:Air drums.jpg]]This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:53:29Z

Krgray:

[[File:Air drums.jpg|60x60px]]This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:53:11Z

Krgray:

[[File:Airdrums.jpg|60x60px]]This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:52:21Z

Krgray:

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:52:02Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png|720x460px]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:49:22Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:49:11Z

Krgray:

[[File:Air drums.jpg]]This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

File:Air drums.jpg

2015-04-29T02:48:50Z

Krgray:

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:45:33Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project.zip here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:45:19Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo.mov</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:42:34Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_project here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/krgray_final_project/krgray_final_demo</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:36:41Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/New%20folder%20(25)/krgray_final_project here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/New%20folder%20(25)/krgray_final_demo</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:36:08Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files [http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/New%20folder%20(25)/krgray_final_demo here]

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/New%20folder%20(25)/krgray_final_demo</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:34:57Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer>http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/New%20folder%20(25)/krgray_final_demo</mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:25:02Z

Krgray:

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files

----
Schematic:
[[File:AirDrum schematic.png]]

Video:
<mediaplayer></mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]

File:AirDrum schematic.png

2015-04-29T02:23:51Z

Krgray:

Arduino Air Drums

2015-04-29T02:22:35Z

Krgray: Created page with "This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data t..."

This airdrum kit works using two Arduinos and two Nintendo Nunchucks. Each Arduino receives accelerometer data from the nunchuck. The secondary arduino then sends this data to the primary arduino over its serial pins. The primary Arduino processes the Arduino data and detects drum hits by reading the y-axis accelerometer. Then the Arduino sends a serial signal to the computer. A max patch takes in the serial signal and uses it to make the proper midi note. The Arduino also receives input from two buttons, which serve as kick pedals. In total, four different sounds can be produced using this drum kit.
----
'''Hardware:'''

-Mac or PC

'''Software:'''

- Download all the files

----

<mediaplayer></mediaplayer>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]