I have been playing around with a makey makey and want to make something similar with an arduino board...
I want my input to be the same as the makey makey, so when you have the ground attached to you and you touch something conductive you get a reaction BUT instead of it initiating a keyboard press I would like it to play a pre determined sound stored in the ardunio memory and play the sound on a speaker attached to the board...therefore eliminating the need for a computer to make it work.
I want to use as small of a board as possible and wonder if anybody has any suggestions?
Can you describe what that data would look like? Playing a mp3 or wav file requires extra hardware to deal with those file types, and, of course, a place to store files.
yes a mp3 file or wav file 1-5 sec long. I would like 8-10 different sound clips stored on the ardunio. When you touched each "object" (like you would with a makey makey) it would play a predetermined sound clip. Each object would have its own sound.
Can the ardunio store the sound files with some add on hardware?
Sorry if i am not being clear enough...i have built a prototype of exactly what i need to happen using a makey makey, a wireless Bluetooth speaker and my computer. But now i want to build it as small as possible and eliminate the need for the computer to make it work.
