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Nika Skeba

I build midi devices using the ESP32.

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A portable Bluetooth piano that controls midi in programs such as Ableton, FL Studio, Bandcamp

Bluetooth Piano / Midi Controller Using an ESP32

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

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Metal 3D-printer based on induction heating...

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Bluetooth Planck Keyboard

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Bluetooth Headphones for Hearing Aids

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DIY Moving Head Spotlight PAR RGB-LED

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Comparatively huge heat sink for Raspberry Pi sourced from old PC case

Raspberry Pi Heat Sink Recycled from PC

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this blog we have shown you Astronomia Coffin Dance Tune With Arduino Uno

Astronomia Coffin Dance Music Using Arduino Uno

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The default speed of the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is 1GHz. The speed may be increased to 1.2GHz or even 1.4GHz.

Overclocking the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W to 1.4 GHz

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