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Audio Hacks |
 | RGB LEDs Syncronized to Keyboard Music
This hack uses MIDI notes from a keyboard to illuminate the keys using RGB LEDs. 88 separate RGB nodes are controlled via a converter box which transforms the digital notes played on the keyboard to make the RGB Nodes flash to the music. The... |
 | How to: PSP Mod with LEDs and VU Meter
Who doesn't love LEDs flashing to music? This modder added an array of LEDs within his PSP to add extra lighting effects. He built a custom LED controller into the case to properly illuminate the system's VU meter and separate LEDs. We've... |
 | LED Light Box Thumps to Your Music
Here's a super simple DIY project for you - Learn how to solder LEDs to make them sound reactive to your music! It's a really fun project and great for those just getting into circuitry. It's actually one of the first projects I built when... |
 | DIY House-Wide Music System via Phone Jacks
Streaming audio around your house, such as podcasts, Internet radio or just some music is a great way to relax and can come in useful when throwing a party. But it’s expensive. Use your pre-existing telephone wiring to run a house-wide audio... |
 | How to: DIY Home Surround Sound Tutorial
We've shown you a few different ways to setup your own home theater, now it's time to install a deluxe surround sound system on a budget. We've rounded up the best guides of the web so you can create your own speakers and learn the optimal... |
 | Build a Dirt Cheap and Powerful Media Center
You'll be hard pressed to find anything as useful and ‘open’ as the Xbox Media Center. The XBMC is your DIY entertainment hub on a budget: The host hardware (and therefore the cost) is yours to choose because XBMC is open source, free... |
