Open source SDK to build Muse gadgets
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ESP32 Music streaming based on Squeezelite, with support for multi-room sync, AirPlay, Bluetooth, Hardware buttons, display and more
Turn Amazon Echos (Echo Dot 3, Echo Dot 2, Echo 2) into local Home Assistant voice satellites. Keeps Amazon's mic processing and wake word engine, replaces Alexa with a small C daemon speaking ESPHome or Wyoming. Multiroom music via Music Assistant, Bluetooth speaker and proxy, no cloud.
- assist
- echo-dot
- esphome-api
- home-assistant
Professional Standalone Music Production Center with 7" Touch Screen, Sampler, Touch Strip and Music Tribe JAM DAW
- behringer
- kick
- music-tribe
- open-source-hardware
RFID-controlled musicplayer powered by ESP32
📻 LocalRadio is "Radio for Cord-Cutters" – a Software-Defined Radio (SDR) app for your Mac and mobile devices. With an inexpensive RTL-SDR USB device, LocalRadio provides a casual, home-based radio listening experience for your favorite local frequencies - FM broadcasts/free music/news/sports/weather/public safety & aviation scanner/etc.
A many speaker distributed music synthesizer using UDP multicast over WiFi
- synth
- wifi
- esp32
A multi-model Muse: personal AI voice assistant on ESP32 - wake word or knob, any OpenAI-compatible brain (STT/chat/TTS mix-and-match), streaming replies, out of the box. Built on muse-gadget-sdk.
A little Spotify remote to remind you that there's a lot of music out there.
64-Channel Multi-Track Sequencer with Touch Screen, 16 Step Encoders, 8 CV/Gate Outputs, 5 MIDI Ports and Internal Sound Engine
- behringer
- ignite
- open-source-hardware
- be-0716-aaf
Music theory engine for embedded systems. Build musical instruments and controllers that interact with people and speak MIDI 1.0 and 2.0.
Micropython driver for the PMS7003 Air Quality Sensor
MicroPython module to format sensor readings for BTHome BLE advertising payloads
A tiny async web framework for MicroPython
Camera shot queue manager for live productions. Runs as an Electron desktop app with an embedded web server so phone browsers on the same LAN can monitor the live shot list.
Cheap tally lights which support TSL 3.1 and 5.0 protocol. Software can be replaced by any other which works on WeMos D1 Mini. For example vTally.