Sonification from ultrasonic data

Using Arduino Project Guidance
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Hello everybody,

This is my first post on the forum. I am working on a sonification project, where I want to associate a synthesised sound to an ultrasonic sensor. In essense I'd like to provide an auditory feedback when an object is lifted. I also need to code different conditions in the experiments, and save force and acceleration data during the lift (thus, ideally I need to be able to save only the portion of the lift).

I have the hardware sorted, but I am having issue with the coding. I tried to code this in MATLAB, since I am more familiar with this language, but I had no significant results. Can this be done all in arduino IDE?

I hope it all make sense
Thank you all in advance for you advance
Fabio

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I believe the answer is yes. You may need some electronics between your sensors and the Arduino, depending on specific parts. Some Arduino models work with 3.3 volts, some with 5.0 volts. You have lots of choices. There may be program libraries written for Arduino for your devices.

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can you clarify what you have then? how do you measure this for example?

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I am trying to trigger spoken words (recordings probably) with sensory data from my nicla sense me. I have found a few projects that are doing similar things, like this person (whose first project sounds like what you want to do): Using serial data from Arduino to play mp3 files in Processing They used Processing

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@ploetzly why did you post here in someone's else thread? Don't hijack existing discussion, create your own question.

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I was trying to share a project that was doing a similar thing to what @cafabio00 is trying to do. I was also mentioning that I was doing a project along similar lines. Not trying to hijack.

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OK - my bad. Did not find this very clear (thread was closed for 3 months)

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