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Piezo Piano for Mikromedia Workstation PIC32

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Author: Andrew Hazelden

Last Updated: 2016-02-23

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

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This is an example of a simple piano for the Mikromedia Workstation's Piezo Buzzer. Tap the keys on the Piezo Piano to play a tune. This example is compatible with the Mikromedia PIC32 board.

The code was written using MikroC Pro for PIC32 and VisualTFT 2.71.

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Presenting Piezo Piano for PIC32

This video presents Piezo Piano for the Mikromedia Workstation.

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Piezo Piano on the Mikromedia Workstation with PIC32 MMB.

Piezo Piano on the Mikromedia Workstation with PIC32 MMB.

This is what the Piezo Piano firmware looks like when it is loaded on the Mikromedia Workstation PIC32 MMB.

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Tap the piano keys to play a tune.

Tap the piano keys to play a tune.

You can use the Mikromedia TFT screen to tap a tune. The sound is created using the Piezo Buzzer on the Mikromedia Workstation board.

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The Piezo Buzzer creates a neat retro piano sound.

The Piezo Buzzer creates a neat retro piano sound.

The piezoelectric buzzer creates an interesting 8-bit style piano sound effect.

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