Spring 2016
Lights Synchronized to Music
A Raspberry Pi music player that analysed audio output and drove RGB LED strips.
A Raspberry Pi ran a small music player, and the audio it produced drove the colour of a couple of RGB LED strips through some MOSFETs.
It was the first non-trivial project I actually finished. Far from perfect, but I am still proud that I built it on my own.
The backend was Python, with NumPy doing the FFT. The frontend was a vanilla web page for picking tracks and tweaking settings.
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