I don’t think I’ve seen this before, but it’s very cool.
Via the Arduino blog.
a personal journey in mobile music
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This might be a useful tool if you’re getting started with Arduino.
Arduino Companion is an app for designed to help anyone getting into Arduino and electronics. The app contains the full Arduino Reference for offline use, as well as a handy resistor calculator.
Version 1.1 adds the two most requested features, but feel free to suggest any features you feel is missing or would like added.
And, the app is free.
Ok, it isn’t ‘new’ anymore, but this is a great example of using Arduino for making music and sound.
Yeah, the isn’t only Arduino day, it’s also the 10th anniversary of the Arduino too, so it’s going to be pretty special.
I’ll be posting a lot of stuff today about the cross over between the Arduino and mobile music making too, at least where I can, interspersed with the usual news of course.
If you’re doing something special for Arduino Day today, then please tweet me or email me some pictures etc. I’d love to hear from you. Whatever you do for Arduino do, have a great day.
All the workshops are sold out for the Elephant and Castle Arduino day, but you can still get a visitor pass if you want to look in.
This is completely awesome. It’s another thing that I want!