Hr just used a speaker which uses magnet for sounds and kept a small part of wooden piece in the top left corner so when he closes it the peice will press a button and stop the sound
Theres a part in the video that shows computer programming or something. What is that? Also, what are the tools and supplies he used. I wouldn't know where to begin 😩
He put a wiring diagram in the description and the coding. The coding will go into the software for the AtTiny. As for the wiring diagram, you can look up how to read them and it will help you with the setup a lot along with all kinds of other projects. Typically, when assembling a PCB, you want to start with the smaller components and work your way up. I'd recommend building it on a breadboard first to make sure you got everything right and that it works. Much easier to fix it there than it is to desolder stuff. Then you can transfer it to a PCB. The PCB he is using appears to be a through hole single sided solderable breadboard. You can get them pretty cheap on Amazon or most electronic parts websites. He didn't list the size of the schottky diode, but someone else commented that any 5V should suffice. I don't know for sure, but that's what building on a breadboard is for. If it doesn't work, you can swap it out. Of course you could also do the math to figure it out based off the other components too. I think there are programs online that can also do the math.
Thank you so much for a wonderful idea, this will make a grate present for Christmas, you are very cleaver, thank you for sharing your hard work, loved it!!
I wish I had the ability (and cash) to make this -w- idk if you need programming skills for this but it looks like a more simple project otherwise:) thank you!!
It isn't so difficult to get into programming. Also, arduino programming is easier than what is shown in the video. So yeah, you can do it! And good luck :3
Components don't cost that much and as for this box, you should be able to use the link he left in the description to copy and paste the code. The only thing that might change is the pins, but that's only if you use a different IC than the one he is using really. I'm working with Arduinos and that's the main thing that I usually have to change, but that's because I keep building using different boards than the ones the example code is coming from. Arduino also comes with a lot of examples as well. You can go in and adjust things to see what changes. I've been watching a lot of Paul McWhorter's videos on Arduinos to help me out. He explains a lot about how the parts and codes function. Some of it can get redundant if you already understand the components, but for someone who doesn't, it's probably really helpful. There is a kit he uses for his classes, but I bought the much cheaper Rexqualis version long before I found his videos. That's the main reason why I keep having to change pin numbers. My board is not an Uno like he is using. I'm still not having any problems following along, but I also know a little Python, Powershell, and Visual Basic, so it's probably easier for me to decode what is going on. I've also been trying to learn Javascript because I need it to do what I want in Powershell and Python concerning the webpages...
There's a link to the circuit diagram in the description. You can buy parts from mouser.com or digikey.com or a similar electronic component store (or ebay if you want cheaper parts but not sure abt the quality)
@@루루애오-t3e No prob mate. I think songs are in the SD card so whatever the number of songs you can fit in the card. If you have some basic electronic programming knowledge, here's a guide on how the player works wiki.dfrobot.com/DFPlayer_Mini_SKU_DFR0299
I'm sorry.The link has been corrected. The detector switch is ESE22MH4XDK. I don't know the part number of the speaker. The diameter is 28mm. You can use general purpose speaker.
@@diorama111 Thank you, found this speaker 07:50 looks similar: www.digikey.my/product-detail/en/cui-devices/CMS-3060-128SP-67/2223-CMS-3060-128SP-67-ND/12424493
@@diorama111 , there are some sites I viewed and commented of broken links, please help to fix the links as I cannot learn without the circuit diagram. Thanks again.
I have no idea how any of this works. Is the sad card where you upload the music? What if I just want one song? I’m thinking it’s easier to just copy this exactly but with one song. I can do that right?
8x16 perfboard 28mm diameter speaker MOSFET IRLML64 02 Schottky Diode ATtiny 13A microcontroller and a multi AVR programmer for coding into it (+ a software like Atmel studio) DFPlayer Mini 2 tactile pushbuttons (And a 4-pin pin header for holding them vertically) Li-polymer rechargeable battery (3.7-5V) 1kohm resistor Detector switch SD card 2-pin connector And more wires (Be careful about how you connect them. You might burn your parts. This person included the circuit photo in the description) -- 5mm and 2mm MDF Hinges Magnets Glue Sandpaper --- Edit: IDK how we are supposed to easily charge the battery but you can get a TP4056 board for that.
I’m gonna try to price it this weekend. Disclaimer: I have absolutely no idea what’s going on in this video, but I’m going to take on the challenge to figure it out.
I don't see why not. The DF mini MP3 player has the programming built in that decodes the MP3 files. I watched this because I'm trying to build something for a friend that involves music and flickering lights, but I'm using an arduino nano. I think I need to add a capacitor, OpAmp, or something, but I'm not having much success finding anything close enough to my build. The MP3 keeps glitching out after a few seconds of music and just makes this ticking noise until I reupload the code which just causes the same issue again. The lights don't flicker correctly either. Without the player, the lights work fine, without the lights, the player still doesn't work quite right.
He has it on the bottom or there's a piece of metal..you can see it at 8:30 (lower left corner). I have used 4mm magnet and have 4, I think that's overkill...it's a great project. If you're thinking of making one and not good with wood, you can get yourself a small box from Michaels...
@@georgethomas6984 did you provide 3.7v power to breadboard? your wires must not be connected right,check your avr manual for correct wiring to a attiny.i used a waveshare avr usb
@@katelynf8289 yes i already provide 3,7 power also recheck my wires and it's connected correctly. but why my attiny still not shown on microchip studio? (this is my first time programming a microcontroller)
If you look at the diagram, it has 3 pins. Drain, Gate, and Source. (D, G, S) The D pin here is connected to that little thing which is a 0.1MF capacitor. (D (drain) connects to the load which in this case is the capacitor.) Some more info: S (source) connects to ground but this is a p-channel MOSFET so that's why it's connected to the positive voltage. G (gate) connects to our I/O (Input/Output) which is our switch here.
You can buy the kit here if I'm not wrong shopee.com.my/2327-Ten-Six-Music-Box-Kit-electronic-Making-Kit-electronic-Diy-Making-Kit-diy-Loose-i.186656223.3914576170
@@syaz_zuki well idk i just said what i see, but for me and for better look and experience with electricity some material with wood would be better and stronger than card board but you still have to give it a try ☺️
Hi ...can you please make it for me ....are you selling same product....also I am searching for watch ...when we open watch then music will play and when I close the watch pocket then music will off .... Can you make it for me
The good thing is with this, you can upload pop, rap, classic or whatever you re listening. Imagine vibing with ur friends with this little box.
I watched this video many times, I believed the author had a good smooth hands in handling mechanical and electronics stuffs :)
I don't understand but I want to make this!!! 😭
Then you need COMMENTARY
@@TheSpaghetti46 yes please, right?
Hr just used a speaker which uses magnet for sounds and kept a small part of wooden piece in the top left corner so when he closes it the peice will press a button and stop the sound
Theres a part in the video that shows computer programming or something. What is that? Also, what are the tools and supplies he used. I wouldn't know where to begin 😩
CAN I HELP YOU???
wonderful!!!! love this so much! the best thing is that all steps so clearrr!
thank you for your circuit diagram and program!!
This is really the best resource I found for what I want to do, thank you for this.
This is the most adorable box I have ever seen
Well done 👏
大切な人へのプレゼント用に真似させて頂きました、素敵なアイディアをありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます！お役に立ててよかったです。
Could someone please make a detailed pdf with the instructions that are more detailed? Including parts and measurements?
honestly will pay you if you do
He put a wiring diagram in the description and the coding.
The coding will go into the software for the AtTiny. As for the wiring diagram, you can look up how to read them and it will help you with the setup a lot along with all kinds of other projects.
Typically, when assembling a PCB, you want to start with the smaller components and work your way up. I'd recommend building it on a breadboard first to make sure you got everything right and that it works. Much easier to fix it there than it is to desolder stuff.
Then you can transfer it to a PCB. The PCB he is using appears to be a through hole single sided solderable breadboard. You can get them pretty cheap on Amazon or most electronic parts websites.
He didn't list the size of the schottky diode, but someone else commented that any 5V should suffice. I don't know for sure, but that's what building on a breadboard is for. If it doesn't work, you can swap it out. Of course you could also do the math to figure it out based off the other components too. I think there are programs online that can also do the math.
I understand naught what is going on, but this is so cool! you're so cool!! I hope I can make one myself one day
What is it about music boxes that make them so precious?
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Great video. Can i ask what are the list of items you used?
Thank you so much for a wonderful idea, this will make a grate present for Christmas, you are very cleaver, thank you for sharing your hard work, loved it!!
Could you please make one of these old-fashioned wind-up mechanical music boxes
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I WANT to put a rick roll at the music box 👁👁🙌
Thanks for sharing. I want to do this.. Great work..
thanks! i'm gonna give this a shot :D
what kind of tools you're using when cut MDF and what kind of glue that you use on this video? i really wanna know pls. Thanks.
Can someone just buy a pre-fan board and load music to it via USB or something?
I think Amazon sell them.
I think you are missing the point, To build something hand made with love
I wish I had the ability (and cash) to make this -w- idk if you need programming skills for this but it looks like a more simple project otherwise:) thank you!!
It isn't so difficult to get into programming. Also, arduino programming is easier than what is shown in the video. So yeah, you can do it! And good luck :3
What does that mean? Is the music in the SD and the programming simply allows me to play the music in the SD?
@@prospectorbook yess the programming is to make the music play from the sd card everytime the box is opened
Components don't cost that much and as for this box, you should be able to use the link he left in the description to copy and paste the code. The only thing that might change is the pins, but that's only if you use a different IC than the one he is using really.
I'm working with Arduinos and that's the main thing that I usually have to change, but that's because I keep building using different boards than the ones the example code is coming from.
Arduino also comes with a lot of examples as well. You can go in and adjust things to see what changes.
I've been watching a lot of Paul McWhorter's videos on Arduinos to help me out. He explains a lot about how the parts and codes function. Some of it can get redundant if you already understand the components, but for someone who doesn't, it's probably really helpful.
There is a kit he uses for his classes, but I bought the much cheaper Rexqualis version long before I found his videos. That's the main reason why I keep having to change pin numbers. My board is not an Uno like he is using. I'm still not having any problems following along, but I also know a little Python, Powershell, and Visual Basic, so it's probably easier for me to decode what is going on. I've also been trying to learn Javascript because I need it to do what I want in Powershell and Python concerning the webpages...
@@kraziecatclady Have you made the box?
精巧すぎます
Where can I get these materials?
After cca how long would the battery need to be recharged? :o
Anyone have idea for making it? I want to but I dont kniw where to buy all the ingredients . Anyone know the names and website to buy??
There's a link to the circuit diagram in the description. You can buy parts from mouser.com or digikey.com or a similar electronic component store (or ebay if you want cheaper parts but not sure abt the quality)
@@TeshanShanukaJ thanks bro you’re the best!
@@TeshanShanukaJ btw how many songs can we get in? Three as in vid?
@@루루애오-t3e No prob mate. I think songs are in the SD card so whatever the number of songs you can fit in the card. If you have some basic electronic programming knowledge, here's a guide on how the player works wiki.dfrobot.com/DFPlayer_Mini_SKU_DFR0299
@@TeshanShanukaJ cool 👍👍
こんにちは, sir the circuit diagram link is broken, may I know the Detector Switch 08:13 and the speaker part number ?
I'm sorry.The link has been corrected.
The detector switch is ESE22MH4XDK.
I don't know the part number of the speaker. The diameter is 28mm. You can use general purpose speaker.
@@diorama111 Thank you, found this speaker 07:50 looks similar:
www.digikey.my/product-detail/en/cui-devices/CMS-3060-128SP-67/2223-CMS-3060-128SP-67-ND/12424493
OK, you can use it.
@@diorama111 , there are some sites I viewed and commented of broken links, please help to fix the links as I cannot learn without the circuit diagram. Thanks again.
@@diorama111 May I ask which Schottky Diode you used? It hasn't been specified in the video
Can someone please tell me how is he cutting that mdf so nicely (is that an detailing knife ) ?
I have no idea how any of this works. Is the sad card where you upload the music? What if I just want one song? I’m thinking it’s easier to just copy this exactly but with one song. I can do that right?
Yeah sd card is actually where you upload the music and you can do that with a single song too
@I am Indecent. that depends on the decoder. In this case DFPlayer mini can do MP3 and wmv
which mosfet and schottky diode did you use? can you please tell me the model number
very good congratulations to you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
an excellent project, if you use an mp3 player, how would you adapt it?
THANK YOU
Wao amazing I wish ye mere pas hota
Hi can I have all ur parts name pls. I like this box so much. Would you like to share this info to me?
you can find some of the parts on digikey
@@sleepyyhumann8339 digikey?
8x16 perfboard
28mm diameter speaker
MOSFET IRLML64 02
Schottky Diode
ATtiny 13A microcontroller and a multi AVR programmer for coding into it (+ a software like Atmel studio)
DFPlayer Mini
2 tactile pushbuttons (And a 4-pin pin header for holding them vertically)
Li-polymer rechargeable battery (3.7-5V)
1kohm resistor
Detector switch
SD card
2-pin connector
And more wires (Be careful about how you connect them. You might burn your parts. This person included the circuit photo in the description)
--
5mm and 2mm MDF
Hinges
Magnets
Glue
Sandpaper
---
Edit: IDK how we are supposed to easily charge the battery but you can get a TP4056 board for that.
@@zaramomadi5569 how much it will cost to buy all these parts?
I’m gonna try to price it this weekend. Disclaimer: I have absolutely no idea what’s going on in this video, but I’m going to take on the challenge to figure it out.
Coolllllll👍👍👍👍💞
Can we put a real song? Not a BGM?
I don't see why not. The DF mini MP3 player has the programming built in that decodes the MP3 files.
I watched this because I'm trying to build something for a friend that involves music and flickering lights, but I'm using an arduino nano. I think I need to add a capacitor, OpAmp, or something, but I'm not having much success finding anything close enough to my build.
The MP3 keeps glitching out after a few seconds of music and just makes this ticking noise until I reupload the code which just causes the same issue again. The lights don't flicker correctly either. Without the player, the lights work fine, without the lights, the player still doesn't work quite right.
Hi, can I ask what materials are you using?
Is on the video
How do you charge it back up?
I wanted to make the Steven universe song “Love like you”
eine gute sache
how is the bottom part magnetic? You have magnets on the lid but what is it sticking to on the bottom?
He has it on the bottom or there's a piece of metal..you can see it at 8:30 (lower left corner). I have used 4mm magnet and have 4, I think that's overkill...it's a great project. If you're thinking of making one and not good with wood, you can get yourself a small box from Michaels...
Where can we find the speaker ???
Maybe a hardware store that's where I find all the stuff I need
online shop
Really want to make this, but afraid it will explode haha
i made this following your instructions but it only plays same song over and over?How do i fix so it plays next song?
can you elaborate it? i already have the tools and with microchip studio but my attiny13a is not detected in my avr usb, could you help me?
@@georgethomas6984 did you provide 3.7v power to breadboard? your wires must not be connected right,check your avr manual for correct wiring to a attiny.i used a waveshare avr usb
@@katelynf8289 yes i already provide 3,7 power also recheck my wires and it's connected correctly. but why my attiny still not shown on microchip studio? (this is my first time programming a microcontroller)
Or make a mini player piano?
Dabaa bana diya bohot he mereliye
What's that tiny thing next to the mosfet? 6:15
If you look at the diagram, it has 3 pins. Drain, Gate, and Source. (D, G, S) The D pin here is connected to that little thing which is a 0.1MF capacitor. (D (drain) connects to the load which in this case is the capacitor.)
Some more info:
S (source) connects to ground but this is a p-channel MOSFET so that's why it's connected to the positive voltage.
G (gate) connects to our I/O (Input/Output) which is our switch here.
@@zaramomadi5569 According to the diagram that should be resistor right? Not capacitor
please make can be rechargable battery with usb plugin
I just wanna buy this
Diorama111 may I know how to code this using arduino nano?
Using amplifier is optional or Mandatory in some cases?!
Doesn't look like he even used one
Dear sir u selleing this gadget ??? Then am buy now
You can buy the kit here if I'm not wrong
shopee.com.my/2327-Ten-Six-Music-Box-Kit-electronic-Making-Kit-electronic-Diy-Making-Kit-diy-Loose-i.186656223.3914576170
Gibt es für die Schaltung auch eine HEX Ddatei
What is the configuration of the schottky diode?
awwwww🥰🥰🥰🥰
👍😆
Anyone know what is the material to make the box?
Medium-density fibreboard
@@LYasmine_ alright, Thank you.
@@LYasmine_ can me use card board
@@syaz_zuki well idk i just said what i see, but for me and for better look and experience with electricity some material with wood would be better and stronger than card board but you still have to give it a try ☺️
@@LYasmine_ oh ok,thank you for the info!!
which mos fet and Schottky Diode do i need
There's a link to the circuit diagram in the description. Any common 5v schottky diode would work
Would you consider making and selling one of these to me?
Same
You can find it on Shoppe
@@emliaithnin9685 Is there a link to your Shoppe?
Hi ...can you please make it for me ....are you selling same product....also I am searching for watch ...when we open watch then music will play and when I close the watch pocket then music will off .... Can you make it for me
Reminds me of vintage post war Japanese micro music boxes they built into cigarette lighters and keychains!
What are the material that you used
can i play any instrumental song i want here?
I's a speaker playing from an SD card. You could play any song you've ever heard.
Wow
how to put songs?
Sugoiyo
What type is the smofet?
where did you buy the detector switch?
I guess at a switch store...
How to recharge this
Let me buy this!
i think its Orgel.
Get es auch mit dem transter 2n7000
Can you make one for me????
"one is not gonna cut it. You have to take two." W.W.
@@auricom24 can you please make it
How to charge?
Indo ?
Probably use some lil batteries inside the box
ohhh
mention software
When they started coding: th-cam.com/video/pJsDgHU8Yvc/w-d-xo.html
Ok
Sir kuch easy type ka Jo school coaching carry Kar sake or Jo memory card s gana sune be wala
Can somebody explain what device that he use in 5.28? I mean the board and the black box
It is an AVR programmer.
Can you make a musical box for me plzzzzz🙏
Норм гробоящик
No need the microcontroller, the mp3 module can play song directly 👽
How? can you please explain the steps?
I desperately want to make a similar music box
@@nagabhushanshet5987 Read the datasheet of the dfplayer module. It's all there.