Elektor (blog) Audio-DAC for Raspberry Pi : build your High-end Network Audio Player Elektor (blog) Putting together a stand-alone digital audio player is remarkably easy using today's small single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi in combination with a specialized Linux distribution to match.
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At last, Google discovers Raspberry Pi for real Elektor (blog) The speech recognition capability in AIY's first project is using the Raspberry Pi , along with a voice HAT (Hardware Accessory on Top) for the audio capture. The HAT contains hardware for audio capture and playback and was designed and tested with the …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Google turns to Raspberry Pi for Do-it-yourself AI Electronics Weekly (blog) Check this one out, the title caught my eye – Do-it-yourself AI for Makers.
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I’d say I am a passable guitarist. Ever since I learnt about the existence of the Raspberry Pi in 2012, I’ve wondered how I could use one as a guitar effects unit. Unfortunately, I’m also quite lazy and have therefore done precisely nothing to make one.
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Why buy a Raspberry Pi Zero audio HAT when Tinkernut can show you how to make your own?
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Hackaday PiSound, The Audio Card For The Raspberry Pi | Hackaday Hackaday Kids today are being loud with their 'drum machines' and 'EDM'. Throw some Raspberry Pis at them, and there's a need for a low-latency sound card with MIDI … and more »
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Hackaday PiSound, The Audio Card For The Raspberry Pi Hackaday Kids today are being loud with their 'drum machines' and 'EDM'.
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MusicRadar Could pisound be the audio/MIDI interface that turns your Raspberry Pi into a music making machine? MusicRadar The developer suggests multiple applications for pisound, from turning your Raspberry Pi into an instrument or guitar effects processor to creating a networked audio player
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MusicRadar Could pisound be the audio/MIDI interface that turns your Raspberry … MusicRadar There are signs that 2017 could be the year in which the Raspberry Pi gets a second wind when it comes to musical projects. In January, Tracktion Corporation …
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The INQUIRER Alexa and Raspberry Pi power this talking skull assistant of nightmares The INQUIRER “The key elements are the talking skull, a Raspberry Pi and the AlexaPi software for turning the Pi into an Alexa client device, the audio servo controller for turning the output sound into servo commands for the jaw, and the servo controller for … How to Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a Voice-Enabled Amazon Alexa Device Linux.com (blog) How to add Alexa to your Raspberry Pi 3 gizmo LinuxGizmos Fear Alexa with this macabre talking skull voice assistant CNET Nerdist – Geek – BT.com – Hackster.io all 103 news articles »
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