Interactive music with arduino and sheevaplug, part 1
Recently someone from the hacklab put up a note saying that he had a SheevaPlug to give to a good home. I jumped on the offer. Thanks again, Brian! I’m going to be blogging a little bit about what I’m doing to show that I do have a good home for it.
The first thing that I’m going to use it for is an interactive music player or generator for a friend’s art piece. It’s going to change what’s played based on how many people are in what parts of the room. I’m going to do this by counting the number of people who enter the room using infrared LED sensors, and then setting up sonar threshholds for people to be counted as they cross. To implement this I’ll use the sheevaplug, two arduinos, a bunch of range finders, and either a long cable connecting the two duinos or a couple of xbees.








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