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Pi-Fest Design Challenge

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50 successful applicants will receive a Raspberry Pi Pico free of charge to use to build and blog their project. For the chance to win one of the prizes below, you must blog your build process and the final outcome of your Raspberry Pi Pico Music or Audio Project. Use the Raspberry Pi Pico and any other Raspberry Pi accessory products of your choice to create your Music or Audio Project.

Successful projects will be featured on our Pi-Fest Live stream and challengers will be featured in our Pi-Fest Tour Poster.

Example applications could include:

  • Synthesiser
  • Podcasting Rig
  • Live Music Production Machine
  • AI Music Machine
  • Sound Level Logging and Monitoring

The Sponsored Kit The Specs
Raspberry Pi Pico - 50 will be given away
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Raspberry Pi Pico

  • Raspberry Pi designed RP2040 chipset
  • Dual core ARM Cortex M0+ processor at up to 133MHz with variable core frequency
  • 264kB SRAM & 2MB onboard flash memory
  • 26 Multifunction GPIO pins (23x digital only, 3x ADC capable)
  • 2x SPI, 2x I2C, 2x UART, 3x 12-bit ADC and 16x controllable PWM channels

Find out more about the challenge here including terms and conditions.

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  • in reply to alrms

    Since I can't add my info to the form, here's what I plan to add commented below
    What is the problem:
    Existing MIDI controllers are often require many buttons to produce sound of variable tune* and intonation* and while many are portable, only a few can be used hand-held which makes it not accessible when musicians/foley artist are moving around to help with their thought process.
    What is your solution:
    I plan to create a dual hand-held midi controller that will produce tones in heptatonic scale on the left and change it's note/chord on the right with the option to control your audio software settings. The user can also increase/decrease it's volume thru tilting the device

    How will it work
    The Raspberry Pi Pico will serve as the midi player that will provide the tune  while arduino nano will be the keyboard controller of the device. The nrf52840 dk will provide the BLE link between the PC and midi device.

  • Hi, cant modify my entry form even if it says that there's still an hour and 22 mins to do so. May I ask assistance for this?

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