#All synthesia songs hack code
LCD Screen, Switch & LED Setup #include #include "pitches.h" LiquidCrystal lcd ( 12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2 ) const int LCDswitchPin = 7 // define menu/LCD switch name int LCDswitchState = 0 // set menu/LCD switch state to off/low int prevLCDswitchState = 0 int blueLED = 6 int LCDswitchCounter = 0 // counter for the number of menu button presses // (this code counts the menu button pushes, displays them on your computer, // and starts from zero after ending "menu mode". Once the LCD screen in blank, and the LED is off, the piano keys will work again.
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#All synthesia songs hack update
If any of these pins change on your own project, update the code accordingly.Ĭonnect the menu switch to power, and ground it through a 10K ohm resistor. LCD pin 15 is connected to power via a 220 ohm resistor. The outside pins of the Potentiometer are connected to power and ground to complete this circuit. Connect LCD pin 3 to the Potentiometer for contrast control of the screen. Change the frequency values, or add additional switches to fully customize your own project!Ĭonnect the LCD pins according to the circuit diagram below. For this project, I used C4, D4, E4, F4, G4, A4, & B4, with C4 being the leftmost switch.
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The main sketch defines which music note frequencies are associated with each piano key. The last switch grounds the connection via a 10k ohm resistor and also connects all 7 switches to the "analog in" pin A0 on the Arduino.
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The second switch is connected to the smallest resistor, and each switch after that connects to the next largest resistor in the series. The first piano switch (on the left) is connected to power, and also to the next switch in the circuit. For my project, I chose to use (in ohms) 1M, 10k, 4.7K, 1K, 560, and 220. The resistors are placed in sequential order, connecting each switch to power. The piano key switches were connected using a resistor ladder.