Depending on the loudness theres a good chance your pc stops providing usb power or the voltage regulator on the nano will break down and blow. Also you need to provide the 5v rail at multiple Points to prevent the coming voltage drops. Please use an external 5v supply that feeds the nano and the leds to prevent damage on the nano
Let me inform you all that I've been working with Arduino Nano since a very long time now & if we have to program RGB LED strip, Nano can only power up to 29 LEDs from the strip to the maximum if you are making music reactive RGB LED Strip. Else, if you want to power more LEDS, then you can use color pallet from the examples as it will enable you to drive up to 144 or more LEDs. Still in line with music reactive, If you want to drive around 60 LEDs from the strip, then use an Arduino Uno but if you want to drive around 144 LEDs, then use an Arduino Mega. In this videos, this guy is for sure using either Arduino Uno or Mega.
is it possible to program this to react specifically to an audio source from a desktop rather than using a sound sensor? I don't always use speakers and am usually using headphones. I'm hoping to build a light panel that takes the audio source from my pc and outputs it to a spectrum analyzer
Yes it is possible. However you must divide the signal into two signals. One for the LED controller and One signal for your headphones or speakers. If you just connect the input of your controller and your headphones in parallel, you won't get satisfying results, so your outputs should be proportional, like 10:1 (headphones : LED controller). This way your headphones will still work as good as connecting them directly to the PC/laptop, but your LED controller will lack of enought signal power, so LED won't blink properly. In order to avoid that, you must amplify the signal, before going to the LED controler. I will try to "draw" a diagram: PC - - - - Splitter - - - Headphones | amplifier | LED Controller | LED STRIP
really easy way to build it ! nice - thank you i need a code that makes the light i a lower brightness alle the time - and at a certain value it should flash (brightness should turn up) - just to have an extra optical "boom" in Movies :) Need to find out how to write it.
May i ask how you managed to run one meter of LEDS ( presumably 30 leds/meter ) off an arduino with a maximum output of around 500 mA, while 30 leds draw 1.5 A ( 30 * 50 mA )?
@@alexdoho So you have 5v 10A supply for every 1m. i tried 4m of led strips 144 per metre with 5v 20A supply but it didn't work. I wonder why. and did you put 1000uf capacitor before the every first led?
@@technofun887 you need to calculate the current draw of that many LED's. If each led consumes 60mA,and you're running (144/m)*(4m)=576 LED's, your current draw will be 34.56A. So your 5v 20A power supply isn't enough
Hey guys, many people including myself are not able to access the code online(error 404) and farther down in reply to a comment someone found another code for it. You might need to tweak it to your liking but this should give you a start until you either find a better code or improve this one... enjoy create.arduino.cc/projecthub/sairushan/music-reactive-rgb-led-strip-ws1228b-a4c1c3 Edit: I do not want to take credit for something that is not my own so here is the person who shared it here originally: Umais Bin Sajjad
Here is a new download link hosted by Google Drive for anyone who's looking for this sketch file drive.google.com/file/d/1mGmzfPJu2bD10NbaEzis3OR6n4Hwn8U4/view?usp=sharing
@@DIYBuilder can you make it part of led set react with sound? ex: full led set 500. set one 1-100, set two 101-200, set three 201-300 etc. I'm beginner to arduino
Honestly, it's good work but for a party atmosphere it is not good enough because the mic on the lights will be cluttered and flash to the mob in your house rather than the songs. I cant program so I just bought 2 RGB 30 LED x 10 pixel lights from holidaycoro, a dmx to spi signal converter, 12 watt power supply, and an easypix smart controller. (With the right cords obviously) then I use the sequencing program vixen to make my light shows... the sequencer I use has a Vertical meter like this but, because it reads the songs audio wave it plays to the song even if theres no music
How did he powered a 144led/m strip with Arduino ? It requires at least 9amps Pls helps me regarding this Also can high current like 15 amp to the same led strip fry it up?
Any chance we could get schematics of the circuit and pin diagram of the Nano? Or can someone point me in the direction. This is a great project I want to make.
Noet Games You are absolutely correct. This is misinformation. I can guarantee that the final working concept was not as shown on the video. Having done a lot of ws2812b projects myself, you need a 5V power brick (2A is good but might need more depending of the amount of leds), which you will connect to Vin of your arduino/esp8266 and to the strip itself. Adding a 330ohm resistance to the data pin and a 1000uF capacitor between +5 and GND are also typically good practices.
alfred martinez Doesn’t have to be insane. I have bought those to power 30 to 40 LEDs: www.amazon.com/BOLWEO-100-240V-Compatible-Connector-5-5mmx2-1mm/dp/B0777HWN87/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?keywords=5v+2a+power+adapter&qid=1559094384&s=gateway&sprefix=5v+2a+&sr=8-4 $11 for 2 is a good price. I also bought few 4A for longer strips. At most each LED will draw 60mA, but best is to have a big power supply, test your project, measure how much current is drawn, and then purchase the appropriate adapter. The FastLed library for ardiuno is very efficient, and I don’t think I have been close to the 60mA/led.
Hi, I'm trying to create (think about rather, my dad was the tech wiz) an RGB 'exiter lamp' that works with sound playback. So the light source (singular) would basically cycle through the colour spectrum depending on intensity/loudness etc. In my head you'd be seeing a lamp cycling through RGB quite quickly (a white flickering light with variation of color really, you wouldn't say it's blue through red say). It's related to something else in involving visual equipment. Sorry, if that sounds vague.
Nice Project Bhai 😍😍 I mostly find that this very common sound sensor doesn't work 🙄🙄 Can you please share the link to the code where this sensor works 🙏🙏
The code link is broken yet every time someone points it out you ask for their email rather than fixing the link. VERY SUSPICIOUS! Why would you do that?
Hola buenas e visto tu video y mola pero me surje un problema que cuando cargo el archivo me da error, y que biblioteca hay que usar.Gracias y un saludo .
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Depending on the loudness theres a good chance your pc stops providing usb power or the voltage regulator on the nano will break down and blow. Also you need to provide the 5v rail at multiple Points to prevent the coming voltage drops. Please use an external 5v supply that feeds the nano and the leds to prevent damage on the nano
You sound like nano is your Child 😂
@@armanahmad6494 😂😂 I feed my nano daily, care for.him, provide him with knowledge an data,...
where is arduino code? error 404
Let me inform you all that I've been working with Arduino Nano since a very long time now & if we have to program RGB LED strip, Nano can only power up to 29 LEDs from the strip to the maximum if you are making music reactive RGB LED Strip. Else, if you want to power more LEDS, then you can use color pallet from the examples as it will enable you to drive up to 144 or more LEDs. Still in line with music reactive, If you want to drive around 60 LEDs from the strip, then use an Arduino Uno but if you want to drive around 144 LEDs, then use an Arduino Mega. In this videos, this guy is for sure using either Arduino Uno or Mega.
I've just ordered the parts for it, looks fun! :-)
Darun dada saiii hoi66e👍👍👍
Thanks bhai 😊
Nice I made it and put it inside my guitar it's looking good when I play ❤️
nice hack
Thank you for this video! This is something I want to do for my car. I think this helps tremendously!
creative thought
is it possible to program this to react specifically to an audio source from a desktop rather than using a sound sensor? I don't always use speakers and am usually using headphones. I'm hoping to build a light panel that takes the audio source from my pc and outputs it to a spectrum analyzer
Yes it is possible. However you must divide the signal into two signals. One for the LED controller and One signal for your headphones or speakers. If you just connect the input of your controller and your headphones in parallel, you won't get satisfying results, so your outputs should be proportional, like 10:1 (headphones : LED controller). This way your headphones will still work as good as connecting them directly to the PC/laptop, but your LED controller will lack of enought signal power, so LED won't blink properly. In order to avoid that, you must amplify the signal, before going to the LED controler.
I will try to "draw" a diagram:
PC - - - - Splitter - - - Headphones
|
amplifier
|
LED Controller
|
LED STRIP
The first beat in this video 🔥
Superb... Keep it up ... Do more ..learn more ... 👍👍👍👍
Thanks bhai 😊
really easy way to build it ! nice - thank you
i need a code that makes the light i a lower brightness alle the time - and at a certain value it should flash (brightness should turn up) - just to have an extra optical "boom" in Movies :)
Need to find out how to write it.
Nice project bro , still look clean video *clap
Thank you so much bro
Mas wahyu udh bikin kah,?
@@yonogoe apa mas?
Kaya di video mas, sekalian di program, kaya,y bagus, trims
Oh hello bro. Your chanel is so cool!
@DIY Builder please provide us all with a new code link :)
Amazing video bro,.
Hi awesome video! Please reupload the file, the link code are down!
Can you make RGB work same like what on display colour?
super amazing. i cant wait to build something like this
great work.. keep it up
Thanks bhai 😊
Very good 👍
Thanks :)
Can you upload the code again? Does it work with KY-037 sensor?
Thank man
This project is so awesone
And that is all i need
Welcome Bro
Man amazimg work but coulld you please put the code again because we can't have access to it?
Thanks a lot, continue like that
Video ka bahut Achcha Laga
Just connect that line to speaker output and put a diode in series :) It will glow like no tomorrow
How
Nice job ❤❤❤❤
May i ask how you managed to run one meter of LEDS ( presumably 30 leds/meter ) off an arduino with a maximum output of around 500 mA, while 30 leds draw 1.5 A ( 30 * 50 mA )?
That's actually the 144 per meters as u can see from the link in the description
I'm doing a similar project with 5 x 1m bars of 144 leds. Each is powered by a 5v 10a power supply. As each will consume about 8650ma at full load
You can always add power to it. From the + and -
@@alexdoho So you have 5v 10A supply for every 1m. i tried 4m of led strips 144 per metre with 5v 20A supply but it didn't work. I wonder why. and did you put 1000uf capacitor before the every first led?
@@technofun887 you need to calculate the current draw of that many LED's. If each led consumes 60mA,and you're running (144/m)*(4m)=576 LED's, your current draw will be 34.56A. So your 5v 20A power supply isn't enough
beautiful bro
hi, nice and clean project, could you tell where to plug power?
To Arduino
Nice video!
I loved this
Hello
Really beautifull
Thanks
How can I make it with an 3.5mm headphone jack
i wonder too
I like your project very much 😍
Thanks
Hey guys, many people including myself are not able to access the code online(error 404) and farther down in reply to a comment someone found another code for it. You might need to tweak it to your liking but this should give you a start until you either find a better code or improve this one... enjoy
create.arduino.cc/projecthub/sairushan/music-reactive-rgb-led-strip-ws1228b-a4c1c3
Edit: I do not want to take credit for something that is not my own so here is the person who shared it here originally: Umais Bin Sajjad
THANKS MAMUSHKA
Exactly what I needed
Marvelous ..
Thanks bhai 😊
Nice project
Thanks
Aapki downloading link se download nahi ho raha hai please send me Arduino code please please bro
Great video man. Can you make a project that changes de intensity of the light? Like more or less brighter depending of the music?
I will make another version of this project. Where i will add what you refer. Thanks for watching ☺️
@@DIYBuilder oh, great!!
Cool project
Thanks Sir 😊
I would like to recreate this project, but the sketch is no longer available.😭
Your code link was unavailable
Nice ! +1 like thanks you !
That was a cool video
I wanted do ask if you can make a video to the code😉
Here is a new download link hosted by Google Drive for anyone who's looking for this sketch file
drive.google.com/file/d/1mGmzfPJu2bD10NbaEzis3OR6n4Hwn8U4/view?usp=sharing
Bro. You are the GOAT
OMG THANK YOU
godddddd!
thank bro you are so gooooood
this is what I'm looking. thanks 😍🙏
I'm glad that you liked it 😁
@@DIYBuilder can you make it part of led set react with sound? ex: full led set 500. set one 1-100, set two 101-200, set three 201-300 etc. I'm beginner to arduino
here example : th-cam.com/video/lU1GVVU9gLU/w-d-xo.html
Ok I'll try to make it 😊
Hello! Can i ask for the program code of this? I can't open the link in the description. I really want to do this on my project ❤️
Program used is Arduino
Same I tried to email them for the code no response yet sadly
@@Robospidera1 Did u get it?
@@bencezoltanpellei1775 not yet I’ve checked?
@@Robospidera1 do you get that code?
Honestly, it's good work but for a party atmosphere it is not good enough because the mic on the lights will be cluttered and flash to the mob in your house rather than the songs. I cant program so I just bought 2 RGB 30 LED x 10 pixel lights from holidaycoro, a dmx to spi signal converter, 12 watt power supply, and an easypix smart controller. (With the right cords obviously) then I use the sequencing program vixen to make my light shows... the sequencer I use has a Vertical meter like this but, because it reads the songs audio wave it plays to the song even if theres no music
Nice
Thanks 😊
Hey, great video! Can i take a look at the code? The link is not working in the description.
Looks like a cool project. Is it possible to update the link to the code?
its amazing...!
thanks for your information
Thanks and welcome
I am getting an error "no header files" can you help?
Amazing, nothing more than it doesn't let me enter to see the code. I don't know if you changed the link, but it looks great on you.
Hey, I really enjoyed your Video. Could you please post the Code you used in the comments? The link doesn't work. :)
did u found the code?... I want it too
was that soundtrack on Ape Escape 1?
How did he powered a 144led/m strip with Arduino ?
It requires at least 9amps
Pls helps me regarding this
Also can high current like 15 amp to the same led strip fry it up?
Use an external power supply for V+ and GND on the led strip.
Awesome bro
hi, i have some trouble downloading the code it says that its formated incorrectly
Bro nice video
this is so cool! but the code link doesen't seem to work, could you send it to me?
Good I am proud of you my son
Any chance we could get schematics of the circuit and pin diagram of the Nano? Or can someone point me in the direction. This is a great project I want to make.
can you tell me how many led straps you used in the video ?
looks great but i get error when compiling the sketch
Send me your mail id. I will send the code.
@@DIYBuilder thanks!!!
@@DIYBuilder need that too...
@Robert Could you send me the code please? Thanks :)
dear sir
code link is down
can u fix it sir?
Can I use 3.5 mm jack input other than microphone
How can this 12v led strip get powered from 5v aurdino output 🙄
It isn't a 12v led strip, it's a 5v led strip
Still a arduino can only supply 20 mA per pin(4 low power LEDS)
Noet Games You are absolutely correct. This is misinformation. I can guarantee that the final working concept was not as shown on the video.
Having done a lot of ws2812b projects myself, you need a 5V power brick (2A is good but might need more depending of the amount of leds), which you will connect to Vin of your arduino/esp8266 and to the strip itself. Adding a 330ohm resistance to the data pin and a 1000uF capacitor between +5 and GND are also typically good practices.
@@DamienMarquesDaSilva could I find a wall outlet transformer with these rating and run it off that or does it have to be a solid powersupply?
alfred martinez Doesn’t have to be insane. I have bought those to power 30 to 40 LEDs: www.amazon.com/BOLWEO-100-240V-Compatible-Connector-5-5mmx2-1mm/dp/B0777HWN87/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?keywords=5v+2a+power+adapter&qid=1559094384&s=gateway&sprefix=5v+2a+&sr=8-4
$11 for 2 is a good price. I also bought few 4A for longer strips. At most each LED will draw 60mA, but best is to have a big power supply, test your project, measure how much current is drawn, and then purchase the appropriate adapter. The FastLed library for ardiuno is very efficient, and I don’t think I have been close to the 60mA/led.
The background music is fantastic
Code from nerdforge right?
Yes just modified little bit
@@DIYBuilder it's not modified at all. You straight up stole his project. Not cool.
Hi, can you set only one color for bass, one for mid and one for high frequencies?
the link of the code doesn't work
Please re write
Red Kyrie you need to download the library “FastLED”
Hello DIY Builder whats that song at 2:44? Its so good bro
Is it okay to use arduino uno r3 for this?
Yes you can use any Arduino board
What you are using the black to cover wire
Nice video 👌
But Code not found (Error 404)
Does it Glow if we stop the music. If not what to do
Hi, I'm trying to create (think about rather, my dad was the tech wiz) an RGB 'exiter lamp' that works with sound playback. So the light source (singular) would basically cycle through the colour spectrum depending on intensity/loudness etc. In my head you'd be seeing a lamp cycling through RGB quite quickly (a white flickering light with variation of color really, you wouldn't say it's blue through red say). It's related to something else in involving visual equipment.
Sorry, if that sounds vague.
brawo GOD JOB :)))))
If i dont use rgb strip addresable its gonna work?
No
Hello, congratulations it's really very nice. However, I tried to click on the link for the code but it tells me that the page does not exist :(
The mediafire link for the code is gone. Can anyone help?
thank you man! does the code prioritize the bass?
@@elrayetoribio7052 It reacts to sound not bass
@@UmaisBinSajjad is that the same code used in this video?
@@JacobSpeed This is the one you looking for
github.com/AnshumanFauzdar/Music-Reactive-WS2812B-Arduino
Ty dude
code down! i repeat, code down! please fix link! :)
Nice Project Bhai 😍😍
I mostly find that this very common sound sensor doesn't work 🙄🙄
Can you please share the link to the code where this sensor works 🙏🙏
The code link is broken yet every time someone points it out you ask for their email rather than fixing the link. VERY SUSPICIOUS! Why would you do that?
They are collecting your personal data from India, be careful..
And microphone module doesn't work with arduino nano, you should use arduino mega.
can you replicate jbl partybox 300 or 1000? those rotating light of rgb. reacting to the sound
I've seen familiar project.......with familiar code
Where
Can I replace the microphone for a jack 3.5mm?
then you have modify the code according to your need
The code link doesnt work
Could you please fix it?
Send me your mail id
@@DIYBuilder hey I am doing a school final project,is there any chance I can get the code too?
@Alexander Could you send me the code please? Thanks :)
Arduino uno it's compatible ?
Play megalovania on it
Hola buenas e visto tu video y mola pero me surje un problema que cuando cargo el archivo me da error, y que biblioteca hay que usar.Gracias y un saludo .
upload the code again
good
You can give the code😊
Hmm... interesting concept. My Panels would have made a great visual.
Not working i used same component and code
Maybe you use another baudrate
Nice project bro, but your code link is not exist anymore. Could share the the link code. I really appriciate for your sharing.