Hi guys !!!
I am building a project and in this project the production of sounds is needed.
I found the tone library in the playground of the site but the tones are very simple.Is there any library that has tones from musical
instruments (guitar,piano etc.) ?
Thank you !!!
No there is no library that do what you want.
your best option is to use one of the audio shields, like Lady Ada's wave shield:
There are others out there as well.
These shields allow you to play back audio files from an SD card.
No, afaik there is no such thing.
there are midishields e.g. - SparkFun MIDI Shield - DEV-12898 - SparkFun Electronics - that can be connected to a keyboard or other MIDI device
And a waveshield - Audio Shield for Arduino that can do a bit better audio.
You might also look into DDS:
http://interface.khm.de/index.php/lab/experiments/arduino-dds-sinewave-generator/
You could (in theory) - set up sine, triangle and square waves, then implement some form of envelope control to generate approximations of the sounds you want (basically FM modulation synth). Note that this isn't a "beginner's project", but it is certainly something you can play with, start small, read a bunch, and build your skills as you go along...
I did a project last summer using Arduino reading analog sensors and controlling MIDI sound module. If you are after anything else but 8bit game sounds sending MIDI is the easiest way to get sounds more like a music. You do not need to get MIDI shield - it is very easy to make sending MIDI with Arduino.
Old modules are relatively cheap to get from bay and do not need computer to run. You could use computer to play your sounds too.
I did a project last summer using Arduino reading analog sensors and controlling MIDI sound module. If you are after anything else but 8bit game sounds sending MIDI is the easiest way to get sounds more like a music. You do not need to get MIDI shield - it is very easy to make sending MIDI with Arduino.
Old modules are relatively cheap to get from bay and do not need computer to run. You could use computer to play your sounds too.
Thank you guys for your answers !!
Vanakaru can you tell me how exactly can i produce midi sounds via arduino ? What will i need ?
This is one video with my work so far.I hope i can find an easy solution to produce midi sounds via arduino.
I have a numerically controlled oscillator example
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It uses a DAC to generate waveforms using a wavetable.
Some students at Georgia Tech used the code as a DDS example
for a synth project --
http://www.ece.gatech.edu/academic/courses/ece4007/10fall/ECE4007L01/dk4/index.html
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