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Piezo Contact Mic

Use of piezos for audio or generating triggers.

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Here is an electronic drum kit where an Arduino Uno does all the sounds. This is achieved without audio hat and without extra storage.

An Arduino based standalone drum kit

joekutz joekutz

A low-cost DIY edrum trigger interface, and full tutorial for cheap acoustic to electronic convertion.

EZ-Interface

antonio-aslan Antonio Aslan

Pad-to-mesh conversion of an electronic drum set (Alesis DM6) using low cost toy drums

DIY mesh conversion of a simple drum set

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Electric drum set based on Teensy 3.1 and Audio Board

Drum Master

the-big-one The Big One

Quick and dirty piezo based acoustic violin pickup for rehearsal with 3D printed case.

DIY Violin Piezo Pickup

ilyas-siouda Ilyas Siouda

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

My Stagg double bass has a noisy preamp that precludes recording it. I should replace it. One day.

Piezo preamp rebuild

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

This workshop will be a guide to getting experimental with the noises around us.

Remoticon: Finding Sound and Making Microphones

Turning a kendo shinai (bamboo sword) into a contact mic through a piezo element.

Shinai Microphone

Based on the Cortado contact microphone

ESSENTIALS OF TIN CAN MIC DESIGN

zeppelin-design-labs Zeppelin Design Labs

This is a project I found on Collin's Lab from makezine.com (link in description). Output from piezoelectric disc run through simple preamp.

Piezo Pickup