Welcome to the 16th Raspberry Pi video! This video is the update to my Audio Reactive LED tutorial from July ( • Raspberry Pi Audio Reactive LED Strip... ).
The most common request I've gotten was, can we play music directly off the Pi instead of using a Mic. Today, I say yes!
The project with the Mic is still there, that's not going away. This was just done in a separate branch. Be sure to follow the no_mic branch for this version. I will eventually merge both of them and have a way for you to quickly switch between them. I just have a lot more work to do on this.
The software installation is just as easy as the last time. One script that does almost everything for you. You just have to make sure you connect a speaker (Bluetooth or USB speaker only) and run this in the GUI of a full Raspberry Pi OS install.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro & initial demo
0:56 Hardware Overview
2:58 Software Overview
5:20 Bluetooth Speaker Setup
6:10 Git Clone and Install
8:10 Quick Music Test
8:40 Virtual Audio Devices
9:43 Additional Visualizations
10:43 Initial LED Test: scroll_in
11:36 Initial LED Test: scroll_quad
11:58 Additional Demo
12:34 Deck The Halls Demo
13:08 284 LEDs!
14:00 Conclusion
You can find all of the code on https://github.com/naztronaut/dancyPi...
Please also see the following link at EasyProgramming.net for more information on the project itself: https://www.easyprogramming.net/raspb...
Prerequisite for this video is that you must be able to SSH into your Pi. For a quick guide, watch the first tutorial where I show you how to set up a headless pi: • Headless Raspberry Pi + Win a free RP...
I hope you enjoy the tutorial!
Have questions? Ask below or on EasyProgramming.net!
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