Play an Acoustic Guitar with a Raspberry Pi
summary
A Raspberry Pi-driven mechanism was built to play an acoustic guitar; the project covers mechanical and material choices, rhythm and music reading, and hardware control. The software is Java-based using Dropwizard for the front end and Pi4J for GPIO/hardware control, and the talk reviews lessons learned from both the hardware and the Java software development.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:16Why build a guitar robot
- 7:30Hardware setup and power
- 10:23Software and controllers
- 14:47Testing and timing
- 18:02Debugging challenges
- 22:19MusicXML and tempo
- 26:19Real-time control issues
- 29:15Plectrum movement demo
- 33:39Live demo and results
- 39:49Conclusion and Q&A
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