Guide for Microphone Sound Sensor Arduino | Random Nerd Tutorials
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|Guide for Microphone Sound Sensor Arduino | Random Nerd Tutorials
If you’re using the LM393 module, you should connect the OUT pin to an Arduino digital pin. Example: Sound Sensitive Lights. In this example, a microphone sensor will detect the sound intensity of your surroundings and will light up an LED if the sound intensity is above a certain threshold.
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Here we have the microphone sound sensor, it feeds out the output through a potentiometer which is gauged by sound.
This how it is used with a LED
Music Reactive LED Strip with Microphone Module - Arduino Project (circuits-diy.com)
Music Reactive LED Strip with Microphone Module - Arduino Project - Circuits DIY
Today in this tutorial we are going to make another simple & cool DIY Electonic Project “Music Reactive LED using Arduino“.A music reactive LED circuit is a simple electronic circuit that responds to varying sound levels, usually, of the rhythmic melody from nearby playing music & displays the changing intensity level of the sound signal in the form of blinking LEDs.
So the idea is the take that and combine it with
The negative ion generator.
Negative Ion Generator DC 12V With Single Lead | Railwayscenics
The concept in application becomes an environmentally charged music patterned by the beats via the ions it creates.
What do you think?
The parts already exist, its just putting it together in presentable and acceptable manner.
I think it is also unique enough to be patented.
I dont have to money to do it, but if it works it would be a cool idea.
Combine it with fields
So public idea.
