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DDS and the Electronic Music Box
Digital Electronics,
Nuts & Volts Magazine (April 2012)
Make Music With Digitally Generated Analog Signals.
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Downloads
downloadDDSMusicBox
The zip file contains the following:
1. The music box sketch for the Arduino Uno based on the ATMega328
processor (MusicBox.ino).
2. The music box sketch for SparkFun’s Pro Micro Arduino compatible
board based on the ATMega32U4 processor (MusicBoxProMicro.ino).
3. A Java jar file called musicboxsupport.jar which contains the software
tools (both in executable and source code forms) necessary to
support the music box’s operation, and to add to or change the
tunes in the music box.
4. An mp3 file of the music box playing Fur Elise.
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Downloads Section.. In the tool bar under the category Magazine - click on Downloads.
Posted by MK on April 19, 2012 at 11:00 AM PST
Where is the code for this article? Clicking on the link provided takes you to a page that has moved.
Posted by top204 on March 27, 2012 at 3:34 AM PST
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